Uber isn't consistent in pay and you shouldn't rent out to someone who Ubers as their primary W2 job, 

Co-applicant 1 makes $2000/mo with consistent overtime on top of that.

The agent should be able to answer basic questions about zoning issues, potential survey issues (here we have to worry about Live Oak Trees, not sure what local issues you might have).Here in Tampa there are only about 4 who do it reliably/consistently. 

It also takes a repeating process of sending out consistently with the same message over a period of time to warm up the client and let them know you're serious.  

There is no magic letter I have, just have to be consistent with your direct mail and cold calling 

My opinion is if a contractor comes in with fair pricing we as investors aren't going to be "ball busting" and if they do the job great and are professional we will keep giving them work and maybe we aren't paying them top of the line, but they are getting consistent, reliable work.Thank you again for the post.

Everything depends on the case by case scenario.The system consists from 3 components:1. conduits2. cables3. equipment1.

My debt (according to mortgage standards) consist of my car note and student loans.

Currently my real estate experience consist of being a landlord ( I love that term btw) for over 4 year.

I have a relationship with someone who has enough liquid capital to fully fund deals for me, however, he is not even remotely interested in making a consistent cash flow on a long term hold deal.