These are items that may boost your score some, but are red flags for financial character (potentially). 

I think there is some ambiguity in the way you define a flip.

The contract knowledge is good to have but you can teach yourself most of it by reading them and looking up the definations yourself.

The same "apples" are defined as being:1 - Within the same sq ftg range = Houses within 10% of the same size as the subject property.2 - Sold within the last 60 days.3 - Within 1 mile of the subject property.What you are looking for is consistency. 

@Patrick Philip you have to define what "larger" means.

They are what is legally defined as an "assistance animal" under the Fair Housing laws. 

Unfortunately the affidavit doesn't define their use of the word "rental" - so I must assume they mean rental of any kind. 

As a seasoned pro agent who actually owns property, I know what works and what doesn’t so I sit down with clients understand who they are and they’re desires, we define an investing strategy that suits their skills/mind/etc, and then I go to work and bring them a few deals on the market now and they buy those.

This includes defining a work scope, Bidding to multiple contractors, scheduling work over a course of 1-2 months with multiple contractors doing different work, inspecting work done, adjusting to unforeseen discovery work.Most of the work that goes on in these boilers is welding, electrical, and mechanical (refractory work, cosmetic work, work on machinery).

Our guy lives in at a reduced rate & he charges $10/hr for any work not defined in his scope of work.