@Robert Carlson I’m in the exact same spot.

Also, keep in mind that the lender is looking at a debt return, not an equity return.The lender is going to play the odds and allocate its capital to someone with 'skin' in the game, who will have a vested incentive to have a successful project, and hopefully has previous, successful experience - as @Neil Aggarwal notes in his reply.Best of luck finding the $0 down financing and you're spot on that you won't know absolutely unless you inquire. 

He only invests in 2 specific spots so not sure if he's done his research or what .

So you probably have to a find their sweet spot...create a landing page and then entice the individual investor...make it appealing (high return on investment) use software to do a hypothetical scenario --- a sample package -- or list previous deals in the pipeline (if you have any).

 @Aaron Lovett is spot on.

That's my sweet spot. 

Some of the cracks are larger than other spots.

Hello all,What is a sweet spot for rental home purchase price.

I made a walk through today, and everything seemed to be in good shape with the exception of some soft spots in the hallway floor.

Went to another unit where another tenant moved out last night.Man they left tons of nail holes throughout.I said no nails in the wall.When this happens do you repaint the whole unit or just spot paint where the holes are?