I am inactive as I don't use it right now.but when taking the state and federal tests these are questions.. so I would be shocked if its not required..plus these are of course portfolio loans so maybe that makes a difference..  ?? 

Missed the last post where you said it was a 4 unit.At that LTV, you wont find a 4 unit in DC that meets the FHA self sufficiency test.

Having to have patience to wait for the right offer was testing.

if you suspect the mold is toxic, you cannot address this yourself this would have to be professionally remediated and air quality tests performed.https://www.epa.gov/mold/mold-cleanup-your-home

Obviously management is going to be more intensive as will some of the owner costs as community features usually consist of Wifi, common areas with respective utility costs. 

The management intensity of smaller properties like a 4-plex could be comparable to running a MHP.

Test the waters, and see if you can make money on one or two. 

You are testing things.

Opendoor’s business model has not been tested by a major dip in the housing market, causing some skepticism about whether it can work over the long term.

I'm testing the waters to see which is more lucrative.