@Priti GuptaThat depends on the bank.

Pretty much all that have been mentioned here between the two vehicles.a lot of the other items come into play based on your own specific financial situation.so for what you have provided that is all 

I'm happy to provide more info if you need help.

If you provide a little more guidance on what asset class you are trying to play in, happy to point you in the right direction. 

Hi @Somesh MukherjeeFellow lender here - Not sure where you are in the process but as Matthew said - location is top priority, not just in terms of the tenant pool but depending on the loan program you're seeking (say DSCR), the comps in the area can also impact your appraisal and what rate and term you'll qualify for.

So depending what you're looking at, most things that have power restored should of already passed a structural inspection.Pay attention to mold and electrical as well.

@Keith RobinsonI spoke to them recently and they no longer provide a fund review - they now act as a back of house managerIf you want a fund review companies like factright and buttonwood will provide one but they run $20k+.

Chase and Amex actually have strong programs, but it depends on what you want/need. 

I guess I shouldn't speak for all appraisers and it likely depends on the location of the property.

Depending on how big this unit is, I would probably bite the bullet and pay for the relocation, then add a washer/dryer and raise the rent by some amount to cover the cost.