I have a few concerns with the process of using OPM: 1) How to prove my credibility to someone that has money to invest, even though I have not done a deal.2) This sounds obvious, but what types of people should I talk to, to see if they are interested in investing in real estate. 

When dealing with inherited tenants don't waste time being concerned about how they feel, most inherited tenants are not worth keeping, being fair has nothing to do with market rents.

With mobility on the rise and affordability getting worse, renters and homebuyers are frequently finding themselves living in tighter quarters than they’d like.

As far as the DTI is concerned, do they compute that including estimated mortgage or is the up to 50% DTI before adding mortgage into the mix? 

I have found that it truly cuts down on questions and concerns from the buyers when the inspection report comes back with deficiencies.

Can I tell tenants to get rid of dog due to liability issue/concern ?

The reason why I like this strategy is:- Seems like lower risk;- If numbers are correct, its not much out of pocket;- Seems like a good way to get feet wet, get a rental & some positive cash flow.My concern is:- I speak with investors all the time who started off in SFH and they all say moving forward their strategy will be multi family.Any insight is greatly appreciated!

Agent is concerned that since there are 2 other offers, ours may not be as "strong" as other offers, but we've turned it over to HP (Higher Power/God). 

Are there any legal ramifications to provide an LOI and backtrack due to significant concerns with the property (e.g., significant rehab budget, title is not clean, etc..)?

They will be concerned about the chnage in ownership.