You could also attempt to recover from the seller if you can establish that they were aware of this issue and did not disclose it - which you should be able to.

What I would like to do is show that I've had steady rental income for a year or 2, establish credit and then mortgage my existing investment property to buy more.

For age of construction, I would call anything 10 years or newer "A" with respect to age of asset.

Even after you have established this, there are ways you can make sure your income will be used properly.

A few heavy hitters in the wholesaling arena have suggested a way to initially build some capital is to establish relationships with other wholesalers that have deals but may not have a load of cash buyers, then connect them with cash buyers for a small markup.Is this a viable approach?

I'm interested in a note in an established, older inner city area in Ohio.  

Does anyone know how to establish a value for a road?

We have the utmost respect for our tenants and we expect the same in return.  

@Chris Luger I can tell you from experience that issues with the HOA during the time when trying to sell will make the sale process veeeery cumbersome, lengthy and possibly will cost you a decent chunk of money for various reasons.With respect of the building currently being unwarranted: you didn't say why.

The more groups you join, the more opportunities to network and establish new business relationship you get.