You can still make money on LH properties, as long as you understand the extra variables, like monthly lease rent, remaining term, renegotiation, and fee availability/price.

Whatever you decide I am sure it will work out as long as you do it with passion. 

Usually as long as the anticipated rental income meets or exceeds the monthly mortgage payment, and you have sufficient credit/assets you should be ok. 

Like @Grant Schroeder said, as long as you have 2 paystubs and can prove you have an agreement, there shouldn't be an issue.  

So instead of focusing what you should find first... you focus on both.If you find a buyer and have no deal, no big deal.If you get a contract signed but no buyer, no big deal ... as long as the contract is a good dealI really hope this will FOR EVER silence that stupid ridiculous debate on whether to find a buyer vs seller first.

So long as the title examination did not reveal anything to tie the judgment to the former owner, the affidavit may suffice. 

Based on what you described this should be feasible as long as you qualify for the other items with an FHA loan.

We are STILL waiting, and it's nearly August.Maybe the utility company in Chicago is more efficient.However, I know submetering is possible as long as the plumbing is separated between the two units.

So as long as the property still cash flows, win win! 

So even if you had other investment properties outside of that neighborhood, as long as you don't have more than three in the neighborhood you'll be fine.