My scheduling e-mail states the typical qualifications and that I do not accept applications until they've seen the unit, and my application states that the first qualified applicant to pay the security deposit, first month's rent and sign the lease holds the unit. 

We just got a Va mortgage for our primary home as we just moved here from south Florida.We are trying to get pre-qualified for this second loan but it seems like we are at 65% DTI ratio and the bank want a co-signer.Any ideas how to go around this or any suggestions how to make this happen?

The windows had to be boarded up and secured against the weather, and Christmas Eve was a little cold by the time we got there.We had to find new windows or get these fixed by January 2nd.  

Been a Pro Member for a couple months now but haven't really utilized the discussion boards as much as I should have until today my wife ran into a conundrum. 

We have a current tenant who wants to BUY our buy n hold.... BUT can't afford DP...?My seller WANTS to sell THIS YEAR..... what creative rent back options do I have to get the buyer a mortgage and secure time for them...

If they are unable to afford the rent, they will need a qualified co-signer.

Do I need to go through the process of getting pre-qualified to hear that exact amount?

Only for the half you don't live in....the half you live in would qualify for section 121.

Example you get a 5 year fixed at 5.0 percent with a 25 year amortization but underwriter for the bank uses 6.5% loan constant over a 10 year period for qualifying metrics.

Now I currently try to connected investors to their next asset(s) in hopes of closing a major deal so i can start putting skin in the game and start building my asset portfolio as well.