I think the biggest struggle for this deal would be the property value especially in the DSCR space as most lenders would like to see a minimum loan size of $100k.

This, in my opinion, is one of the biggest misconceptions among new investors! 

It can be tempting to get the “biggest” parts of the project out of the way first, and although making progress is fantastic, it might not necessarily be the best step at that moment.

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The biggest complaint I hear about bookkeepers are that they miss deadlines and lack of communication. 

Biggest issue is you're only getting $350 for rent, IDC who this person is, it won't be that shocking when you tell them the rent needs to go up...I'm sure their monthly grocery bill is higher that the rent at this point. 

Aside from the part of failing , I think money is one of the biggest barriers seen by someone just starting off .

Also, (3) Properties around here aren't known to appreciate well... but that's part of living and investing in the rust belt, baby.The pros that I'm considering are (1) regarding comps, to be fair, others in the area have been purchasing up properties in the neighborhood for anywhere from 50k-65k, many of which aren't as nice as the one in question. (2) I plan on holding onto this property for at least 15+ years, and I don't expect it to necessarily LOSE any appreciation, so appreciation isn't the biggest deal, and I imagine at the very least I should be able to recoup my original investment several times over.

@Josh Zeb That's fantastic that you already have the down payment saved up, that's usually the biggest hurdle with qualifying as a first-time home buyer. 

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