I was wondering how do you build a comfort level to purchase the property? 

It would make the house feel more comfortable and I would be able to charge a bit more for rent.

Ultimately it's up to your comfort level. 

Hi all, we own multiple single families and a short term rental and I’m very comfortable purchasing in that space. 

So i decided tap in to the market place and provide our essential workers with a safe and comfortable place to live.

Spending a few bucks can allow you to start your renos and maximize your full cash flow instead of waiting. 

If you know any real estate investors nearby, ask them for a good CPA recommendation.If a CPA does their job right, they'll maximize your deductions to avoid you paying taxes.

I obviously want to maximize my cash flow and return but I'm having difficulty finding a highly cash flow oriented property that is within my price range of 300000 to $400000.

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How can I bring that to the table in a way that the lender will feel comfortable with?