Watching the interview of @Brandon Turner with Brian Burke who comments he survived to the crisis in 2008 because he just a flipper made me think about the risky side of REI.Lets say someone is good at REI and buy 8 properties  which generates 400$ dollars per month after all expenses.

I've spent the past couple nights stuffing envelopes and watching REI videos on YouTube.

The Ultimate Beginner's Guide is now course that you can now watch.

The other night, I was watching a hockey game (yes, I'm Canadian) on tv and browsing Facebook when a post from a local Facebook classified group caught my attention.

He shows it in his youtube videos and promises he'll give you a link to it by watching to the end.

The Top 10 Real Estate Markets to Watch in 2016http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-real-est...Providence, RI featured as a market to watch in 2016

They may move "up/down" in neighborhoods but their life skills are likely to remain the same.A tenant rating system(TRS) obviously can't be published so I can only see a TRS being used to vet applications and documented in your accept/deny documentation.So how / where do you see this being used?

Did you get any kind of application on these people from the Seller?

(Online payments, online applications, customizable accounting, reports etc.)  

FHA streamline is a refinance program from FHA to FHA loans only so this may be non applicable.