I overlooked that area on the assumption that most north-side was priced out.

Armed with that information, the assumption was that if they are so thorough about yearly inspections then they would've highlighted any concerns. 

They should be following up with clarification (and i believe are not out of assumption that it's just known common sense in this field) that as you don't know what your doing, you NEED and should be HIRING your weakness, hiring someone who DOES know what they are doing.

These are my findings/assumptions:1.

Well the house hasn't sold yet but based on some safe assumptions It will go on the market next week and should sell rather quickly for between $190-$200K.

Call your cable/internet provider for a rate, etc.Once you have all your estimated expenses (which in Excel you should make vary by your assumptions. 

Sounds like you may be able to own a couple of great assets, although that my assumption.

Hello,> Assumption:- Single Family residential rental (one-unit) (CA) with good (~45%) equity built .- DTI maxed out for Conventional loan requirements (Freddie-Fannie based loans)- DSCR just reaching 1 (private loan requirements need DSCR > 1)> Goal: Take equity out.

Two assumptions jumped out to me, could be worth taking another look at:1.

You have to make assumptions because landlording does not follow a set schedule.