@Travis DutroFor conventional financing your DTI’s will always be taken into consideration.

Considerations:1.

There would have to be serious numbers (almost free) to even give it consideration.

The "Broom Swept" condition is a valid consideration.

It's always good to evaluate HOA fees and rates of increase for said fees because that can turn a good deal into a bad deal numbers wise relatively easily...What's the monthly cashflow after expenses, CapEx,  and vacancy considerations?

Does the mortgage and other debts need to be 40% or less of your gross income like single families or are other considerations taken into account?

The tax is levied on owners.Such professionals should also know the tax considerations in their cities so they may best serve their clients.

I think given the competitive market it's a consideration of the condition of the home, motivation of the seller, and marketing done by the agent.  

That's cetainly a consideration when ramping up such an endeavor. 

They will need a considerable amount more to hit that 20k homes target with other investors, developers, capital partners etc.