I wouldnt go off brand on the faucet -- stick with Moen/Delta and you can have the valves rebuilt/retrimmed out years down the road for a fraction of the labor/cost to have them replaced when their internals start to fail.If the toilet is old - Pro flow toilets at Ferguson Supply are a great bet - reasonably priced and they work -- no callbacks about plugged up toilets.If you're worried about the floor you could always lay some luxury vinyl plank flooring over the top - either glue down or the snap fit as long as you get the water resistant material.  

It has been tough since I'm just at the cusp of income and savings that keeps me out the majority of 3 and 4-plexes that come on MLS.I want to go as big as possible with the FHA since it is kind of a one-time-deal in the area you purchase, and I want to maximize my internal-rate-of-return while eliminating my monthly rent. 

I would say learn as many markets as you can and understand sophisticated calculations like Internal Rates of Return (IRR) and then apply them appropriately.While I'm not going to recommend that the OP buy this property, I will say that I don't know enough to do all the appropriate calculations because I don't know what would be an appropriate Rents/Expenses/Appreciation Growth Rate for the next 10 years in order for me to get the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for this property and compare it to other properties that I know will Return at least 10% to 12% per year IRR.BTW, a 10% IRR is a compounded Rate of Return per year.

The 13th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey covers 406 metropolitan housing markets (metropolitan areas) in nine countries (Australia, Canada, China, Ireland, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the United States) for the third quarter of 2016.

Spending any time you can in the field, even as an unpaid intern, would be so valuable. 

The Operating Agreement is purely an internal document and is not filed with the Department of State.

It's within one of our country's major business districts and is a walking distance from offices, huge malls, international schools, shopping areas.

From here a check and balance system - from processor (and all internal stuff checked corelogic/4506's etc) it goes to an underwriter who overlooks the file and signs off.

I was mainly going to look at students (national and international) as they would be the easiest to maintain I think.

All exterior walls are concrete…depending on the company internal walls may be concrete as well.