Ky Sharp,Possibly this question should be asked of the potential lenders.

She said that because the bath was comparmentalized, with tub/shower and toilet divided by a door to the vanity area, and the fact that it has a double vanity and a linen closet, that that configuration would ease the pain and could be presented to a buyer as a good answer to any objection they might have.

This thirst for knowledge is what eventually led me to BiggerPockets.I’ve invested in rental properties prior to the recession which all needed to be liquidated due to the loss of tenants as the economic downturn became a painful reality.

I too feel your pain as its been a rough year for me as well.

This means two things:1) I'm now an insider to every deal2) I don't need to mail every day as deals are dropped into my lap.As to compiling lists, I'm well aware of the triggers that can be sifted and sorted through to build a "short list of people in pain" however it's important to remember that the more you filter, you'll eventually have 100% restriction and get plugged up.

Makes it painful to even look at a long post.

Ask all the questions you want, there are some very sharp investors here who would be delighted to help in any way possible.

First deal is full of growing pains, because in REI the theoretical is a world away from application.

Looks sharp!

Personally, I'd prefer scheduling one showing Saturday morning at 10am sharp to multiple families (qualified or un) and create a competitive atmosphere as others have pointed out.