While it could be argued both ways, I have my doubts if you can hold any money due to termite. 

To win, think about spending money on good resources, reading books by top investors, and finding a mentor.

Secondly the I wanted to obtain the property with no or little money down in other words FHA but I don’t live in the area nor do I work remote. 

The situation we are faced with now is whether or not we should take a chance and renovate one of the units bathroom and kitchen prior to selling in hopes of making a return on the money put in for the renovations.

If your contract states the percentage you get from future bookings...usually it's 10%...take that and have the owner move all bookings to their listing.If you don't have a contract, I'm not sure what to suggest except to split ways peaceable, even if you lose money.

As far as your cashflow goes, you need to take into consideration a lot more than just the mortgage, insurance, and HOA.

I advise people to hold property forever unless they can move the money into another investment that produces a greater return or moves them closer to their goals.

You need to create a "money listing"!

Usually DSCR loans should have a value of 1 or higher at least.  But for a loan in a good city to approved i think it has to have income to cover the mortgage and the expenses.  From looking at a lot of areas like San...

As a recent college graduate, I'm going to assume that you're not able to throw money around and put massive down payments on homes.