It will show you repair deductions, so you can get an idea of whether the tenants were constantly breaking door knobs, doors, faucets, etc or whether the repairs look more like non-tenant caused problems like electrical or roof issues. 

What happens if a tenant's dog bites the neighbor next door or an elderly lady has a trip and fall on the property?

To evaluate the rental property I've used the excel spreadsheet found here in the MMM forums: https://forum.mrmoneymustache.com/real-estate-and-...Here is some pictures of the properties exterior: Front Door: Rear Door:Side View NorthSide View South:We're modelling the exterior renovations off of this picture.

.- Building was built in 1940, all brick- There’s a loading dock and large garage door in back.

For SFH In a good B- to B+ area it is fantastic to make $200.00 per door after expenses.

If the reason is something explainable then it may make sense to take other factors into consideration and get a larger deposit to offset credit score.

The larger the institution the narrower their lending parameters. 

There are door collector's that will buy just about anything in order to add to their portfolio total so the Cap rate, Cash flow, etc are being overlooked.

The bubble may still be getting larger, but it's still a bubble. 

I give this to the house folks-UNplug the powered overhead door.