Again I'd only do it if I'd given the agent sufficient opportunity to respond.  

Is this sufficient enough?

@Kevin Agunbiade When buying 3-4 unit MF properties using an FHA loan, you'll want to make certain the property passes the Self Sufficiency Test, which is that 75% of the market rent for the 2-3 units you will NOT occupy will be sufficient to pay for the mortgage payment. 

Not sure if you plan on using FHA or conventional financing, but FHA will require that a 3-4 unit property is self-sufficient, meaning the income from the property will cover 100% of the monthly principal, interest, taxes and insurance.

Kole, if non sufficient funds is the issue and the time it takes, I believe it takes the same time if you deposit a check for your bank to let you know about a NSF.Originally posted by @Kole Kingslien:Hi,I just thought I would post on here to see if anyone is using some kind of online property management software, and what their thoughts are about it?

If the answer is that they just want to make sure that the things in their house work, they have 3 months left on the builder's warranty, that combined with the fact that another buyer has lived there for 7 months already should be sufficient to find the issues.

Prepared property owners had sufficient coverage in place to pay for the damage incurred and very prudent landlords even had “loss to lease” coverage in their policy so they could keep getting paid while their units were being repaired.

You want to stay >1, below 1 is not gonna give you a sufficient cash flow.

You will still have sufficient reserves. 

Hello all,I currently have sufficient income through my small business, good savings, but lack of taxable income and credit due to being self employed (taking deductions) and being 19 (lack of credit history.)I am wrapping up a flip, as it is on the market.