You'll also likely have to write a strong letter of explanation to explain why your properties went into forbearance and why it's not likely you'll go back into forbearance. 

I have strong credit and would be able cover the costs in the case the rental situation doesn't come to fruition, however where I am hung up is #1 - comping out properties in these more rural areas where there is lower volume and inventory to compare on a $/sqft basis let alone if the information is available and #2 - the majority of the properties I am looking at are older (built 1960s-1980s) some have cosmetic renovations but likely still old bones..this brings me to the my final point is building your 'team' I how have others found reliable inspectors, handymen, emergency services contractors, even cleaners for rental properties?

Strong work.

Probably so many on the market because the market has been hot so many investors are selling high on MLS in hopes of buying low towards the end of the year/2022---just my opinion of course and based off the buzz I hear in these REI streets :)If you're from out of state investing here, I recommend building a strong team that you can trust and are knowledgeable with resources and how to evaluate good deals---my first calls would be to property managers. 

Rents are strong though and just going to increase, get that investment purchased before house prices go up much more and you still have great interest rates.

I strongly recommend you rethink this strategy.

I want the Seller to call and verify it and strongly encourage this practice within our industry.

I strongly believe that’s the only reason to open an LLC is to get more financing options.

From a macro level the region is strong and diverse economically, while still being fairly affordable for the rents a good unit will demand. 

I heard the military representation was very strong at BPCON this year.