The difficulty I'm reaching now is the good old DTI limit - my desire/ability to scale is outpacing the speed of my tax returns that verify my income/adjust my DTI.  

If it's decently updated, in a decent part of Denver, and you have got some good pictures, I don't think you'll have much difficulty finding great tenants!

I am a travel RN looking to buy property in New Mexico but  I am having difficulty finding a lender.

It would be equivalent to denying someone for having an asthma inhaler.

But indeed, this will be my last owner occupied property for a long time for a variety of reasons, lending difficulty foremost among them, and it will be time to transition my real estate ventures to investor loans.As for breaking even, I only count for myself 80% of the rents in that math for properties I manage, 70% for those that I have property managers for.

Tolerance for timely rent payment is based on the difficulty or ease in finding a better tenant.

The properties are not mortgage-laden, but the owner is having difficulty staying on top of taxes on one of her properties.

I am in south Florida and it's hard to find someone reliable and skilled with so many pretenders.Finding a good contractor who you can trust and in turn knows the quality and dependable subs is very difficult.Finding the quality subs yourself for certain jobs are equally difficult. I

I currently have a ROTH IRA that is self directed and have 3 rentals in it, my family as a whole have about 6 rentals and 2 mortgages that were taken back from selling property.So my take on it is it's been great buying property in my IRA, the biggest difficulty is the length on time to disburse funds, which isn't too bad after you get the process and paperwork figured out.

Currently I am pre-approved for my loan but I am having  difficulty finding a property that meets the 1% rule or will even give a positive cash flow.