If the 3 bed is the new tenant I would verify in the area that those rent levels are correct for a 3 bed.

This is where you work to position yourself as "the best bang for the buck" - a little under market rent and, perhaps, with amenities your competition does not offer (say a dishwasher).You are far enough into the deal that, in your shoes, I would be obligated to verify and ensure it was not workable before pulling the plug {for the sake of reputation}.

The returns are good and they are true (verified from experience..in fact, the actual returns is HIGHER than 18%).

David,I see two mistakes she made.(1) Taking the word of a 3rd party(2) Not verifying he is a license contractor.David I am not taking sides with anyone, but sometime it is best to mark someone of your list if they cost you money and move on.Joe GoreDallas, Texas

You also can request a loan as long as you have a verifiable income, doesn't have to be on active duty to use the loan, it is a misconception since the Va guarantee the loan, not the Air Force in your case.

You can literally type in the address and find out a wealth of information including the mailing address for the annual tax bill for targeting mailings and verify that that taxes are what they promise on MLS listings ( I always verify personally).

Maybe @Joshua Dorkin could maybe verify the existence of the clubs still?

It's not even particularly feasible to verify their stated deal volume or deal profits.

if i had a signed lease/rental agreement with 6 verified deposits, would i be able to use that rental income or a portion of it in some capacity as qualifying income to offset DTI?!

This gives you some form of protection that is verifiable against what is referred to as "Dual Tracking".