@Steve Vaughanthis is what the broker test consists of. 

It's just about consistency.

It's very difficult to be really consistent doing wholesaling.

Multiply that by the number of hours worked and viola!

20 years ago. second best time is todaySpeculation won't get you anywhere unless you want to take big risks and hope this or that happens.If you have a consistent strategy and hold/manage/rent then in the long run you will do very well.Maybe some short term fluctuation but learn to live with that.There was a psychology experiment where investors where given two funds into invest in.

A general rule is to multiply your churches income for the year by 3 and you get the amount that the church would qualify for on a loanHigh end would be if you took that same number and multiplied it by 5

I am trying to settle my dad's estate which consists of a 1930's 2BR/1BA log cabin, a 2 story octagonal building (1400sf total) with upstairs used as a church and downstairs used as 1BR/1BA apartment, 2 storage buildings, and approximately 5.5 acres. 

I feel that having this type of construct is the only true way to ensure that your tenant has rental insurance coverage consistently unless you check up on their policy from time to time. 

@Chris Welch its a duplex both consisting 1/1.

Multiply that by an entire household.