This will be our first deal if we accept the CLA terms.

." :)Things to consider:maybe they are living there because they can't afford to move and since they realize rents have not been raised in 15 years, they accept their place needs a full reno. 

I’d suggest the landlord have an environmental testing company come in and if mold is found that they file an insurance claim. 

This will help you streamline  the process to help you accept rental applications, screen tenants, and market syndication which will post your listing to a variety of sites and therefore helping you get tenants to fill your property!

Laws on some particular subject matters do tend to differ from state to state, but, their refusal to accept your "Affidavits" seems absurd.

I say if they charge me a fee for accepting my payment they sure ought to give me a record of that payment and an accurate statement of what is due and when.Anyone else have this problem, or hear about it from your renters?

NONE of our pre-licensing education, continuing education, or testing, covers rental income matters.

You can offer whatever you want, but it won't be accepted if the numbers really are what you say they are the home will probably sell for around $250k or $260k.

@Jason KimIt is best to reach out to your county and ask if they accept traditional financing.

It's a multiple choice test.