The bank has no say in it.None of these facts add up and I think there's more to this story.Either way, banks don't buy houses so don't waste your time there.

What else if any one has a nice flow chart and guide me i will appreciate.Regards,namal Unfortunately there is no "flow chart", as real estate while having similar fundamentals, really boils down to each asset.

We purchased this property off-market with no realtor, saving on commission fees.

These factors are crucial, yet no software has successfully addressed them—until now.Imagine you have a property in a high-income area, but just one street over is a neighborhood in the bottom quartile of income.

No information required there.

I will continue to share this so no one else gets scammed and left in debt with no deal closings. 

No mortgage or no more than one mortgage. 3. 10+ years of ownership.4.

Partner Driven was drawn to the Bell Court property in Rex, GA, due to its promising return on investment with no renovation needed.

We have discussed selling the property and rolling it into a multi-family but again feel like we may be trading a fairly hands off property with good cash flow for one that may be a bit more labor intensive and only yield marginally better performance.Any advice on how to expand our rental portfolio/maximize its performance is greatly appreciated!   

If a tenant is substantially under market, I may exceed that 5% mark but probably raise it by no more than maybe 10% max.