Also, you can seek an exception from most DSCR lenders and they get approved at a high rate, it will just come with an increased origination fee (usually .5% for exceptions) or a interest rate add on. 

When done properly, they have a high probability of resolving the problem.

My goal is to master the intricacies of various property types and economic factors.I'm actively cultivating a network of industry professionals and am financially ready to acquire and manage my first investment property, aiming for positive cash flow and significant value creation.

We provide a couple properties a week for our investors to flip or rent.

But you use the calendar and the cases provided on the calendar to look up the foreclosure on the county clerk's website to start to get an understanding of who is suing, and what is owed on the property.Who is foreclosing is key to understanding foreclosures.  

I agree with a lot of the advice already given (i.e. legal lease agreement, maintenance team, etc) i would HIGHLY recommend utilizing a property management software to run everything through.

interested in metrics like growth, rental rates, value forecast, etc.I have seen reventure, the bigger pockets "find markets" tool, bestplaces, and costar.

So as revenue goes UP the "value" of that also goes up. 

Partnerships could be another avenue—teaming up with another investor could provide the financing you need.Lastly, don’t give up on creative financing; lease options, subject-to-deals (when the house is not free and clear), or finding motivated sellers could allow you to secure another property without disturbing that fantastic interest rate.

You can flat out ask other hosts in your market (who have really high ratings) if they are willing to share their cleaner and handyman with you.