There are also other things to consider, but I must leave for a meeting...

However, if you find you are spinning your wheels more than you are moving forward, take a look at these four common actions that may be to blame.Working Without BreaksInvestors tend to approach their day with the “I’m not leaving this desk until the next deal is done” attitude.

The other concern I have with metrics is the estimated hold backs, repair costs, CapEX improvements, turn over, etc.  

Tenant A is saying they are leaving, but they need an additional month to clear out. 

Slightly concerned about being overleveraged (100% LTV). 

SFHs will be much higher risk for buy and hold investors unless you have a significant number of doors.Those investors concerned about leverage are either small investors with few doors or are not buying with adequate cash flow.  

Even though the charges were filed the day I took ownership, they are specific to the prior owner's failure to address the condition of the property and are not of my concern.  

I've been having an interest in starting my real estate journey in wholesaling and had a few concerns, one being how to start?

I know we want to leave room for an emergency budget, which is why I’m looking into leveraging an FHA/203k loan to assist with the renovations.

Details:Outstanding loan amount on the home is $187kPreviously listed for sale this year at $250kArea comps are around $300k and rents around $2000/moPhotos in sale listing show a mild hoarding situation and listing says house needs some workMy main question is, in a sale like this, if the outstanding loan balance is $187k, is that all the mortgage company is concerned with or are they looking to make as much as possible?