@Zachary RodriguezInvesting in real estate requires setting clear goals and objectives for both the short-term and long-term.

[Im also aware that most lenders require up to 6 months of reserves.

I'm not trying to get in over my head on a project that will require more then I have to give (in time and knowledge), however my job does provide me some flexibility.

Thank you Colleen, doesn't rentometer require a paid subscription? 

Problem is that she has a foreign number, and Mojo requires a U.S. number to call from.

We have simple form letter that says "the information you provided does not meet the requirements for an Emotional Support Animal".FWIW, you could also change your no-pet policy.  

They're generally pretty respectful.My only issue I have with these groups, at times, is they sometimes don't know how long they'll be required in the area.

If the property is consistently requires expensive repairs, selling it and reinvesting in a less problematic property through a 1031 exchange could be more financially beneficial in the long run.Remember, each option has its pros and cons, and the best choice depends on your specific financial situation and long-term investment strategy. 

I am a 16 year old planning to form an LLC under my parents name in order to qualify for business credit to cover the down payment on my first investment property I will also pair the business credit I am able to qualify for with cash and refinance to pay off the down payment when the interest starts to kick in but I am wondering if when applying for a FHA loan on an investment property if they require income to qualify or if they will accept it because I will be renting and covering the mortgage with the rent and how that all works when qualifying and if this is even possible. 

I would require them to show proof of income to verify they can afford the increase, then make them sign a lease.