---So, insist on them providing the rental application and supporting docs for your review.

Loan to value ratio: The higher the loan to value ratio (LTV) is, pricing takes a hit.

But, if you are in a more "value" oriented neighborhood, this could work.Alternatively, on the single family side, I converted what was a 3 bed (granted the third bed was originally the garage) back into a 2 bed.  

With a lower median income but active market conditions, focusing on value-driven renovations that enhance living quality without the high-end price tag could be most effective here.Veterans make up notable portions of the population in certain areas, such as in zip code 13206 where approximately 8.04% of the population are veterans.

For private institutional lending, first-time home buyer, the most aggressive I have seen lenders in this space is 90% of the purchase price + 100% of the rehab, not to exceed ~70% of the after-repair value. 

With sites like zillow and refin the owner can go see "market value". 

But, the value of properties has been going up steadily, and lots of people want to rent. 

It is a 3 bed 1 bath located in Dallas, Wi. 2900 square feet, built in 1920, 1 car garage, and a beat down shed in back.The house definitely needs some love to up the value of home, but I have the knowledge to do 90% of the work myself for this flip. 

Since we buy value-add properties, the vast majority of my time is spent managing (and working) our renovation projects.

For my second house hack, rates and values went up and I was cashflow negative while living there and am actually slightly cash flow negative moving out of the property.