I've done the same for recently sold similar condition and configured properties to get idea of cash on cash returns in neighborhoods I'm interested in.Mostly between $200-400K.

@Skyler Chaney,  Hello Skyler, I've been looking at plans for an unbuilt tri-plex which when completed is expected to offer cash flow of several thousand per month, instant equity of near 20%, and a Cash on Cash Return on investment of over 50% the first year.  

Always start by offering something first before asking for something in return!

But given that the clock is ticking (about 75 days), and I don't have a team or infrastructure in place (broker, PM, etc), I'm not sure how likely that is.I've spoken with a couple folks who broker DSTs, but the returns are low (7% max) and the exit options aren't great.

See if the totals can support a good return on your investment. 

It sounds weird but some will not use rental income until it reports on the tax returns for residential loans. 

I got copies of the 2015 and 2016 tax returns and copies of the water and gas bill.

The choice is to to save myself some grief bending the thicker cable, $30 for the difference in price, and explaining a simple return to HD (when I shell out as much as I do with my local store every year), or cutting it close with an 8000-watt appliance in a basement.Going with the 6/2.

You also need to be cognizant of the gift tax implications here - if you gave your parents $100k that wasn't a loan - you made a taxable gift and should have filed a gift tax return. 

I bought a house in Spokane, lived in it for about 3 months but had to return to Tucson.