One of the biggest things I'll note on the front end is lots of people don't bring in a tax professional until they own a few rentalsAnd then there may be errors related to the properties from setup-year that now need to be corrected. 

I'm also keeping in mind that this is a relatively low cost home in my portfolio.

So If you are willing to review these relatively short contracts to help a rookie out, please respond with an email address I can send the files to, I would VERY much appreciate the help!

The other, marriage-related with my wife).Anyways, I think I have pretty strong "Whys". 

I figured there might be some good loans surrounding my profession given the relatively high and stable income that the profession is known for.

A lot of principles in those genres will relate to real estate; much of real estate is about business and relationships.

The application will probably have questions that relate to your living there or the Guidelines of the policy (filed with the State Ins.

I am running into this issue in another area, calling employers about internship opportunities as I am a college student, but I thought it was a relatively thought provoking discussion.

FHA have a sustainment requirement related to rent with respect to P&I on unit count above duplex. 

Is there any leverage that I can utilize as it relates to moving this forward?