I'm assuming that lenders wont want to extend a business line of credit without rental history to back it up?

A few months wont change anything on that front.

There are a ton of active wholesaling groups, join a Facebook page and you wont have any problem getting connected with someone.

I wont speak in absolutes as every situation is different but when a lender calls a note due that resulted in a violation of the agreement, its not a good thing

They survived 2008, and they know the housing boom wont last forever so they are trying to make money while they can.

I would say do your own due diligence as well but you wont have any problems with this company.

That home eventually sold in 4 days $15k over asking for double our initial cost & they didn't mind the neutral carpet.If the tenants have pets it's definitely NOT a good alternative BUT we've also seen some nice hardwood flooring completely destroyed by cats/dogs. 

The composite wont look much different other than being a little dirty.

This is where you determine if it is SF or MF as the vehicle that will get you to the strategy to achieve your goals.Both SF and MF have pluses and minuses, you have to make sure that is part of your strategy to take you to your goal.The reality is that when you own real estate you own a business, that business has processes, procedures and structure.Part of that are systems wrapped around those tactics so that your are not dealing with the actual property if you are truly running it like a business it wont matter because owning real estate is a purely mathematical equation based on the numbers not on emotions.Just my opinion for what its worth.

Only thing I can think of is the bank will see ur take home income lower so they wont give u a higher loan.