Their voucher covers the entirety of the rent but I’m curious what type of income I should require for approval as what they report for their monthly income is so much less than I would normally require which is 3X the rent.

And don't worry about setbacks; they're a normal part of the process.

A traditional IRA pays taxes when you withdraw month at your normal income tax rate which is generally higher than the normal capital gains rate.

This could have three fold impact ---> allow for writing off paper losses against W2 income, increase the property value by increasing monthly rent, and all the normal cash flow benefits for RE...right?

How much of the rent did the tenant normally pay?

Commercial banks like to see low leverage and they love paid for assets :)But if your W 2 and a mom and pop land lord getting your normal debt those are all computer driven formulas and there is not a big focus on balance sheet.

What about just getting a normal furnace?

Normally, the broker is responsible for all actions taken by their agents and property managers.

Independently documented saving in water and sewer use is 25 to 35% is the normal.

Normally I put the property under contract with a real rough estimate.