Is there any reality that the loan will be called based on a failure to maintain  the equity ratio? 

I found a home that the owner is now incapable of maintaining, and has been moved to assisted living.

If there are people living there, and they have houses that cost money to buy, keep, maintain, you will have a wholesale market.

I have learned as to how much an investor has access to, for simply  maintaining a good/great credit history, by using the tradelines and credit cards.

Compare the cost of setting it up and maintaining (1031 + DST), including tax compliance cost, against savings on capital gain taxes.

I'll never use this lender again, so I'm not super worried about maintaining the relationship, but I do think that switching to another lender now would not yield better results in terms of rate or fee, but would push us to miss our closing date and the seller would likely back out and take my earnest money, as I think they've had other interest.  

Okay so i saw 1 pretty good deal its garage outside one building there are like 10 garages and this is in center of capital city where parking spots are rly hard to find or they are expensive so this could be rented for a nice amount of money and also it might get solid positive cashflow, plus they seem cheap to maintain becouse there arent many things that can break so what do you guys think about this does anyone have any expirience with renting garage or even parking spot also how good it is is it profitable?

The house has been well maintained and appears to be a solid investment.

I was approved for the low 500's but I would like to stay below that to maintain cashflow.( townhouse or small SFR) I really need a home becuse I've been in my same tiny 1 bed apt for 7 years but now I need a house for my fam.I own two SFRs in Atlanta. 

New washer dryer in the laundry room and some general repairs; we spent maybe 6k on all that.It is easy to over improve and how much you do depends on your plan, what you bought, how it was maintained, and what it will take to get to market rent.