Change the keywords around, look for different size lots, BRs, BAs, features Etc....sometimes different places will popup if you search like this....When you find a place, go search on a competitors search engine, you will often find more pictures, a different description, better historical data, etc..

It just means you were able properly fill out paperwork and pass a test.

The VA loan is great for this and the feasibility test doesn't need to be met like the FHA loan product.

Value add renovations, streamlining operational costs, acquiring off market/below market, rent increases (inline with current market & post reno, creating appreciation via increased NOI), incremental revenue streams, operating in growth markets (driven by data) - these are all ways to deliver returns. 

Just so you are prepared, if you pick up a 3-4 unit property using FHA as the loan, it must pass a self sufficiency test.

If nothing else it gives you more data points for your negotiations, and as every inspector is different, you double your chances something doesn't get missed. 

Hello Everyone,There are good references available for property buying/selling data and forecast.

That is a logical and critical data point that can and must be determined as early in the game as possible.

So we gave a 60 day notice to all tenants for the new monthly fee.Our plan is to have Onsite Manager read electric meters,  send meter data to Off Site manager, we prepare statements on who owes what,  send statements to OM to distribute to tenants, and then we hit the tenants bank accounts, or Credit/Debit Cards remotely.  

The inflation data will be out on Friday for the month of November.