Terrible deal, you should want to be into properties at a minimum 80% value.  

It's not the best deal of the year, but it isn't terrible. 

It is a bad guideline that if anything gets people in trouble by pushing them towards terrible neighborhoods, which are the only places you can come close to a rent ratio of 2.

wells fargo offers the product... not terrible rates..but you need to have an existing relationship with them  as in an account history etc... at least that was required when i first looked into it a few years ago... rules might have changed now. 

Having a terrible experience with Cozy. 

With one property, that asset has 100% of the responsibility for supporting itself, but once you have other properties the likelihood of them being vacant at the same time, baring unforeseen circumstances or buying in a terrible neighborhood, having too high of rent ect, goes down.

Their post-investment communication has been terrible.  

Metro Nashville schools are absolutely terrible and I don't see nearly enough being done about the issue and I get no sense of urgency.

If the renter does leave a terrible over the top review I beleive there is a process on AirBnB to have it removed.  

Is buying a property move in ready at 95k that's worth 100k a terrible idea, bad idea, or is it ok?