Also they can't support an online application.

I've been told Cash for keys is a good method but how do you go about doing that?

I am eager to contribute my time and effort to support the work in exchange for the invaluable experience and knowledge I would gain from the experience.Thank you,Rijul Gupta

If those do not work then go buy a rental that does not cash flow. :) 

But the idea of solving the water problem in a way that generates cash flow intrigues me. 

@Mohamad Guene  Simple answer - you will be cash flow negative, and your appreciation will be limited.We did a new build once for a rental - it performed miserably cash flow wise despite a great location and property - we ended up selling it 3 years later.There are very few new builds in Huntsville proper - are you referring to an outlying area like New Market or Meridianville?

Clerk said that if I can cite laws to support collecting other future losses until I can get a new tenant might convince the judge.

Thus, my effort to tighten it up a bit via open discussions and disclosing how we are doing these the right way.Nothing you do to put lipstick on this type of transaction matters if the lender isn't aware and supportive, and no, they aren't going to be supportive of a sub to or wrap.

Rentometer provided a rent range of $1,852 to $2,258, which is a very wide range.Below is the cash flow for this property based on the low, median, and high Rentometer rent projections.Depending on the Rentometer rent estimate you choose, you will either incur a loss of $94 per month or make a profit of $312 per month.

I end up with quite a bit depending on how many times I drive over, but the address of the property supports the deduction.