Outside of that, there's almost no difference in rules from BRRRR to buying a standard rental. 

Good rule of thumb is that any property were current tenants/owners are living (or recently lived) to a decent standard SHOULD pass. 

Collected 92.6% of rents due for April which is pretty standard for us. 

Now trying to follow the same approach in US, but not finding sites that can provide consolidated view of data for all standard important factors.

If the seller refuses and no negotiated settlement can be reached, under the standard inspection clause the buyer can back out the deal.

Lending standards are tighening.

Everything should be sealed (sometime a clear coat seal is used, so I can't really tell if it has been sealed or not), but our standard is that everything that has "alligatoring" (the heat damage that has the ridges like the back of an alligator) comes out. 

Yes you can connect a standard wireless router to a modem via a ethernet cable.

Switching at occupancy to a standard policy 2.

Do you think that is a limitation of their lending program, or is that something that is the post COVID standard?