They are generally correct in stating that the type of resident they accept would dictate requirements needed.

I guess what I'm really wondering is whether or not it even makes sense to try to BRRRR in my market, as making it work requires going so far below the asking price that I can't imagine why any seller would want to accept such an offer.

Always offer them the opportunity to apply, but advise due to the rental criteria, they most likely will not be accepted. 

I feel like I have tried many strategies how ever I am not getting my offers accepted.

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I'll accept payment from anyone, but I would want to know why the Tenant is not paying themselves.

It was listed on the MLS and I made an offer but they did not accept it initially and went with another buyer, which they backed out after the inspection.

It was listed on the MLS for 136K and we asked for a lower number- It was accepted.

Non-warrantable condos are acceptable.

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