I haven't been able to find a whole lot of info online on this subject so I figured I try here. 

But the reason for the importance of this factor is now clear: the presence of frequent and substantial sales is highly relevant to each of the principal statutory inquiries listed above.

There are creative strategies out there, I think one worth exploring for this particular scenario is the "subject to " .

Make sure to take into account the condition of the comps vs the subject property. 

@Chase PattersonI used AceableAgent to pass my TX state and national exams.It has a bunch of videos and test questions that pop up during all of the subjects.

It is like any law or federal order, it is always subject to enforcement.

Homes that old are subject to all sorts of issues ranging from knob & tube / fuses to shrunken cedar posts supports to ancient plumbing, so the inspection is not only key, it will also be a way to negotiate pricing down post-inspection. 

@Ashlie TiscorniaJust because you have a full-time job doesn't mean that this activity would not be subject to self-employment taxes.

I’ll throw in a few subjective items...

These loans focus on the property, your credit, and cash flow of the your business operations for the Subject Property.If you are looking for investment properties that you are planning to occupy, there are also other programs that you might qualify for.