The agent was either inexperienced in such matters or didn't know what was happening and based on my letter, the broker resolved the issue in my favor just by my stating the facts. 

And eventually rent it out after we build our credit this condo is not to expensive so we could also save a lot, and even buy something else later on,Is it a good idea?

If I managed to cash flow $100 a month from each unit then I'm looking at $4,800 for the year which, along with savings, would take about another year to do a BRRRR.

Worked two jobs and saved my money. 

@Kyle Jiron  that makes perfect sense, that was a very good break down and im definitely saving that paragraph as a simple blueprint.  

And would be a benefit to all due to savings of tens of thousands of dollars.Owner financing I think would be the answer. 

Don't forget to save your receipts for the tax write offs. 

Second, have tenants pay your mortgage while you save your salary to invest in other properties.

Save up reserves knowing you will need to update some big ticket items and just replace as things break. 

Emphasis on knowing your numbers.. a cash buyer(the one you assign the contract to and is actually going to buy it) will expect you to have run the numbers and save the cash buyer the time, that is the value you bring to them as a wholesaler.