., change in loan amount, LTV, DTI, etc), but I would expect the change to be more minimal than a 1% increase in rate...I do not understand the change from 15% down to 25% down either - that makes no sense to me unless they messed up in initially telling you 15% down was allowable for their product.Not sure how much time you have left before closing, but a second opinion here may not be a bad idea...if it's a 1 unit investment property then 15% down IS the minimum down payment allowed for a conventional loan. 

Those low cost markets return on investment has minimal appreciation.  

If you plan on putting minimal value adds that justifies a rent increase in my eyes but I certainly understand the motive of slight increases over time.

@Candace Noel, you best defense to avoid or minimize the risk of evictions is proper tenant screening.

There are a few holes under where the top of the wall meets where pitched roof ends.

The coverage cost is minimal and is a necessary protection with rentals.

Very action oriented and nobody there is trying to pitch you on anything.

The down payment is minimal.

Current active duty here, don't for the love of all things join just for real estate.Its a great career and I love it but the minimal benefits you get wouldn't justify joining.

Secondly, it is very passive and hopefully you have a management company that has minimal fees.