If you are serious about buying wouldn't you want to know what you can afford to buy before you speak to an agent. 

I did not buy my first rental until I was at least 10 years in the business.. not because I could not afford it..

This is your frustration talking.3.  

He currently owns a primary residence so he knows the ins and outs of owning property.I currently own 3 properties in a major metro area in NE and looking to diversify to a more affordable area.  

And while I love tenant screening and believe in its value, I am frustrated that there isn't widespread visibility into specific renter payment activity (which would be great for landlords), and even rent payments into credit reports (which would be great for the renters).  

PM me for referral to affordable developer.  

Both in need of a reno.This is a fake evaluation I can't afford anything right now and I'm just trying to relearn my approach after my last house was just short sold In VA beach.

You provide safe, clean, affordable housing for those who need it.

They want to know if you can afford the place, even if the tenant doesn't pay, and if you have a history of paying your bills on time.

Although an increase in rate will slightly decrease the affordability of homes and reduce the potential cash flow of levered investment properties it will be positive for the overall economy and especially the banks.