Hopefully you know how to determine your dti properly and don't forget that lenders will recalc your rental profit/loss on 75% of the rent schedule (not 75% of the profit...).I hope that helps. 

Long term, we think this is a good move and there is a warranty with the unit where we will get service for an extended period of time in case anything isn't working properly.  

Some will instead poop in the shower, where they can "properly" squat, and squish it down the drain...sorta. 

Secondary cities or lifestyle cities will probably benefit the most with the rise of remote work.

I need to understand if I have a deal or not prior to sending it to lenders, so if anyone is willing to invest their time to show me how to crunch numbers properly, please DM me. 

Jobs range from fixing a door that isn't closing properly to putting a up a wall to close up an entryway. 

It is not your job or role to judge her hair, tattoos or lifestyle.

With rooming houses being so uncommon, does anyone have any advice as to how I can market to the proper clientele?

And if new owner didn't process the transfer of ownership properly they will not only not get payment one the original lease is expired, they will be also obligated to sign a new 12 month agreement with Housing Authority.So lesson here is: even if it seems straightforward it is not, make sure you are on top of due diligence and do you rely on realtors.Helpful resources:--> Section 8 Plan for 2021--> Manchester CT Housing Authority--> Section 8 office for Manchester CT Housing Authority: point of contact is Jackeline Mercado | (860) 643 2163 ext 112

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊