For instance, when conventional financing fell through due to a vacant rental property and insufficient time for rehab before closing, it spurred the search for an alternative.

If there is sufficient equity and you want to refinance it, then refinance it and put it into your name after probate (if you have to wait that long).If there is insufficient equity, but it cash flows, keep the current mortgage (if allowed).If it won't cash flow and there is no equity, contact the bank and tell them the keys are in the mailbox.You should probably get a decent estate planner, in your area, to spend an hour batting around the different scenarios. 

Insufficient income in 2017 shall not prevent qualified expenses from being deducted.

I work as a draft tech for Lipman & Yazoo Beer, while also running a small business I started up this year in Health & Nutrition.

The title company had to do extra work because of the insufficient contract.

When confronted with this issue, deny tenancy on other grounds to avoid a Fair Housing Claim (Insufficient income, a more qualified applicant etc..).Yup, pretty sick of the ESA crap. 

I have had a lot of health issues the past two years and am also trying to cure myself with nutrition rather than modern medicine.  

And of course the same for nearby lenders (people with insufficient equity to 'qualify,' to remodel?)

I have a Food Science and Nutrition BS with several other technical certifications.

One can have a good DSCR but insufficient reserves.