You could always have a property manager screen and locate the tenant then you collect the rents after that.

These can include -Additional savings or reserves that you, or you co-borrower may have-Proof of payments done on time for utilities and/or rent-A letter explaining how the applicant would be able to make mortgage paymentsFor reference on how to calculate your DTI, check previous posts!

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I've recently moved into a new place and live next to my landlady, who is a lovely, decent woman. I'm looking for an automated way to pay my rent everything month so I don't even have to think about it. It's u...

Sounds fishy, when I work with clients where we take on tenants we need proof of payment in order to close.

Rock County has proven to be more by the book and allowing evictions unless stringent proof is provided by the tenant of COVID financial hardship. 

Some places in coastal areas down south require hurricane-proof windows.

My thoughts were that the PM unilaterally decided not to enforcre the lease agreement, so they should eat the fee since they didn't collect the break lease fee, which would have covered the new lease fee and some.

It's hard to be profitable - A lot of wholesalers like to flex how many deals they are doing or how many assignment fees they have collected.

Every week he has given us updates that collections have been in the low to mid 90% range, and have overall been pretty good. 

You will need 30% down payment and proof of funds showing 6 months payments plus property taxes etc.