The reason being is that the property has to pass a Self Sustainability test meaning all rents must be able to cover the mortgage.

With that being said, there could be further challenges as it will have to pass a self-sufficiency test.

I'd pass.  A

@Kelly Bernhard with those numbers it sounds like a definite pass as mentioned above.I'd rather have 3-4 good SFH in Indianapolis for that purchase price & over $3k in income.

If you have taken this, I would like to know if it's just a cram course to pass a test or does it provide a wealth of information?

Meet the eligibility requirements: Most states require applicants to be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and pass a criminal background check.2.

In massachusetts banks and towns require septic systems pass a title 5 inspection by a local expert in the field before a bank will close the loan or have an escrow account set up to disperse funds to a contractor to complete the job after closing.Does new hampshire have a similar inspection required by banks and cities?

Needs to pass a perc test and/or obtain permits for a septic system/ sewer hookup Survey be completed to show the boundaries, size of the parcel, and any easements or encroachments by neighbors Subject to town design review committee approving home house design Obtain approval to subdivide the land into two separate lots Variances are granted to use the land as two single family lots (if this is even necesary)  Building permit approval Subject to appraisal

Not sure what state you reside in but in mine a whole bunch of people who claim to be handymen can't get employment in more stable jobs because they cannot pass a drug test. 

" I am sorry , this property will not pass a Section 8 inspection "