It is also not new that the Pentagon plans regularly change.

The "competitiveness" statement is made under a very specific set of investment and market conditions which favor the OP's point of reference.

The problem is my regular job's pay won't cover the debt-to-income ratio for underwriting.

I think it's what's referred to as a pocket listing.

I am in New Hampshire for reference in case there are regional differences in appraisal fees.

Welcome Peder Moore to the forums from another BP regular.

If you're rehabbing and flipping a few properties here and there, then you could label yourself a turnkey provider, but I separate a flipper from a provider as those that focus and specialize their business on a regular volume of renovated properties, typically off-market, and usually sold to investors.

I'm referring to FHA, Fannie / Freddie guidelines.

I know Chris Yates had referred to something like this but have not been able to locate it.

Pete Tam In addition to readings, and REIA meetings, I suggest start listening to the BP podcast regularly.