Account Closed as long as both markets have good fundamentals, and you run the numbers (cap rates, rental comps, etc.) and the cashflow aligns with your criteria and goals, I would choose the market you are more comfortable with.

As long as people are on the same page and understand each other, it should be a seamless partnership.

What does "as long as the income is not used for qualifying purposes" mean?

If you've done all the work for your QI and created the forms you're probably OK as long as you adhere to what I said in the first paragraph. 

In the case of low income tenants, $3,000 worth of damages may be up to you to pay back, however with a college student, while they cannot put up that capital, as long as it is cosigned with a parent, you're much better off.

As long as that is set in stone as salary pay, then that can be considered. 

Most of the information they provide you can get yourself - so long as you have the time.Remember also, everything is negotiable.  

Even if you are not a real estate professional you may be able to offset your ordinary income up to $25k as long as your Adjusted earnings are less than $100k or something.1. and 3.

Commercial lending is based on the property so as long as the financials make sense, you should be fine.

They hide/redact the contract they have with the seller as long as they can, even though the contract is what they are really selling 🤔.