@Craig PillayYou face the same issue many investors face. 

Hello,So, the inspection report came back with multiple hazardous flags that needs to be addressed , but the most one that it is expensive (25k cost) is the" knob and tube issues "of the electrical stuff.

Your issue is really going to be loan size here, that dollar amount is likely to be too low for both reputable DSCR Lenders and even Hard Money Lenders. 

Here's an example of an average property I've looked at:My issue is this: If I'm househacking and I live in one of these units, the rents on the other units are nowhere close to covering the expenses on the house like I was expecting.I think I'm missing something either in my expectations or in my calculations, and I could use some help or an explanation I'm fairly certain of the income, tax, and mortgage numbers, but everything else is a guesstimate 

HOA issue can also be easily solved. 

When Stessa abruptly put all their useful features behind a paywall in January with no warning, no added features, and still tons of connectivity/syncing issues, I lost trust in them and have been casually searching for a new solution.

If your renter is having issues, it is commendable that you are prepared to work with her.

Little things can turn into big issues over time lol.It you are open to talking lets connect and schedule a phone call! 

We are currently dealing with a similar issue at a condo on Clearwater Beach, the HOA just told us that they are doing construction NEXT WEEK at the beginning of our peak season and the pool will be closed to boot for a month. 

As I've learned more about the markets I'm interested in, the first issue I found was that my ideal market (Charlotte) is super expensive, no multi family are available (apparently they weren't easy to build until recently bc of the city?)