I'll say don't use Phases accounting they have upped their prices and they charge per form now which is terrible if you own properties.

If not, you can still go back to the seller and request those items be repaired, or more likely, a credit at closing for the repairs.If the seller won't offer a credit or repair it, certainly consider backing out.  

Do you have the tenants go through your rental application and require them to purchase the background check/credit check?

The consensus is to fix the credit. 

@Sam Hanaa Bad credit, self-employment, new to the country, short job history etc.

Great credit?

Hi Michael,I sent you a PM also.About the HELOC question, I recently got one on a property through Suncoast Federal Credit Union here in Tampa Bay.

This fee will cover credit, background, and initial valuation reports (all of which will be shared with the borrower).

House hack with additional funding from parents, credit cards, etc. 

Hello,A credit union is probably your best bet.I too have a non-warrantable condo in Metro Atlanta and did a cash out refi 2 years ago at 80% @ 4.25 rate.