These deals are very cash intensive and then you have to qualify for a mortgage at the end.

So for those clients who are house poor and cash rich, they can qualify to purchase another property.  

If you are going to use conventional (bank) financing, it is likely you will qualify and title the property to your personal name and then quit-claim deed the property from your personal name to your LLC after the loan is in place.  

(Perhaps it won't even qualify for conventional financing in the present condition.)  

I think doing a credit and background check, looking at their tripartite credit reports, income verification and previous renting history will help determine if they'll be able to eventually qualify for a loan to buy the house at the end of the lease term.

Hello all,I am looking at a turnkey duplex that is $165,000 and my mortgage broker says that my DTI would be about 3.2% points shy of qualifying for the FHA loan.  

I've looked up SEO analyst certification, and there are a few providers, but most of them are packages that sell training, ending in a certification, but that can't be limited to only 50 qualifiers.

I would already have a mortgage (the rental); what would  the bank use to qualify me for a second mortgage?

If they want to apply and qualify then you'll need to accept them unless you have a better qualified applicant. 

Nor will you have to deal with getting buyers qualified for financing at banks because most of the investors you will be dealing with will either be paying cash or getting the funds from their partners or hard money lenders.