Financing terms and programs typically will vary based on whether you as the owner will be living in the property or not.

See if they have any special programs.)Don't be disappointed if they want you to have another $10,000 or a longer work history or if they seem skeptical about your ability to be a new landlord. 

It appears that I might already be late to the party.

My area one bedroom rentals appear to rent for between 750-1100$. 

You increased your debt load, increase your risk, and it appears you will have negative cash flow? 

And you have to worry about a special assessment absolutely wrecking you.Ran, just throwing some cold water at you here - on first blush, this looks like it is a very, very bad investment deal.ETA: this is not directed @Ran specifically, but it appears nobody on this threat has considered any expenses beyond mortgage. 

In taking it off the wall it appears to be powered by electrical. 

He had recently purchased the company and it appeared that this was his first time running operations (should have asked more questions here).

This law appears to violate procedural due process on its face. 

I've attended a Renatus event and have been speaking to a member who is successfully investing in properties and he is making me a believer of the program, but I've been hearing a whole lot of negative feed back on this program, what should I do?