I understand that my personal credit and/or business credit will be reviewed by potential lenders as part of the underwriting process and that this will result in numerous inquiries in my personal and business credit report.

(Defensive mode here) The difference in the initial perception of the deals stems from the presentation of the data to me.

Walls were terrible; plaster and lathe with numerous patches throughout.

Any one Nestor can certainly go there whole career without an eviction, without major enact damages,beth but on average, nobody can expect to duplicate that over and over across tens or hundreds of doors, that X the reality.Buying a newer property may lower your costs in the first 5 years, but if you tend to keep t for 20, you will have capital expenses (roof replacement, water heater replacements, HVAC replacement, plumbing and electrical repairs, not to mention numerous painting and landscaping costs over the years.

Greetings Lou,Like Bryan, I've also closed numerous deals at that Old Republic.  

Sometimes, it’s better to sit back and learn from people who have been successful through numerous cycles in the lending and real estate business for 40+ years each, rather than “double down” trying to defend a position that’s misinformed.  

I have walked away, from many potential acquisitions just because the Management Company provided me unique, real time insight that I factored into my numerical analysis.

No W2's  There are numerous ways to financing a non-owner occupied property with no W2's. 

Certain areas, even Town verse town changes people's perception to septic.

@Tomiyo Williams I agree with @Andrew Davis - there are numerous ways to compensate investor friendly real estate agents.