@Nick RuggieriYou really just need to apply and get a pre-approval that will show you exactly what you qualify for in terms of loan amount and program. 

It's beneficial to tenants/applicants too because they pay a 1 time fee of like $30-$40 and can apply to many properties as opposed to ~$30-$50 per application.

So my question then, is, do the fundamentals even apply in these hyper-inflated markets? 

Instead of determining a player’s value relative to its team (wins above replacement) can there be a singular numerical value that contains pertinent market data (appreciation rates, population growth rates, etc) applied to a specific properties intrinsic metrics, compared relatively  to a predetermined market size…bundled up in a singular value metric?

@Alyssa K.There is a product called redgard https://www.custombuildingproducts.com/products/surface-preparation/waterproofing-membranes-underlayments/redgard.aspx#This is used to seal walls before applying tile.

Pre-COVID, I had formed basically a ‘franchise’ of my business by creating a system and process that I could apply in multiple markets.

If I may ask for another piece of advice:The property is in Chelsea, MA -- but the same rules apply for contact so I'll look to gain entry there to find a more direct number.In the mean time, do you think I should get an estimate for any work that needs to be done on my side of the roof?

@Jennifer Gardner they IRS exclusion that I referenced only applies if you utilized the property as your primary residence for at least 2 of the past 5 years (which I did in my situation).

Go to Victorville or Apple Valley in California and investors can still earn 50% to 100% on their investment capital every 1 to 2 years because there are beautiful homes in California that are lower-priced that Columbus.Victorville and Apply Valley have homes for sale where there is huge potential.

I am working on applying for section 8 for the property right now thinking that may be easier than eviction for this current tenant who is not paying.