It is designed as a temporary. 

Somehow his realtor or is listing is only attracting unqualified people, who don’t have enough money, doing their first deal.MAYBE.

This means deals are designed around the specific micro-market the property is in, the strategy used on that property that delivers the specific financial cost/returns to the REI required by their individual REI Plan.IF you want to make deals, you need to know as many strategies as you can learn, learn how to analyze markets, and learn how to design, and stick to, a REI Plan based on your financial goals...and these goals are specific. 

I really wish more people would incorporate universal access design into their renovations, this shouldn't still be an issue in 2021

Cheaper to buyThey rent for lessThey attract a lower class type of tenant (not necessarily bad)

@Amy Raye Rogers there are portfolio lenders who offer some pretty attractive terms on delayed financing for SFH's or 2-4 Unit NOOs.

Your investment team will find properties that conform to the property profile and provide the information you need to make an informed decision, which includes:Candidate propertiesRentTime to rentROI/Cash flowRenovation items - The items that must be changed in order to attract the target tenant pool.Estimated renovation costNote that an MLS data sheet contains none of the above information.

3) Does anyone have any recommendations for General Contractors or not insanely priced Design Build Firms that have worked with multiple 203k loans in the past within the Manassas/Northern Virginia area?

I want to attract top tier tenants, not serial renters who are used to being bounced around and renting their own appliances.

I completely agree that when done right syndications can be extremely attractive.