Rental inspections aren’t too bad.  

After you have worked out inspections, authorize your lender to order the appraisal.  

You gave us no idea on the numbers so that is hard to say but often times (and I’m Learning this myself ) things that appear as scary deal breaking game changers aren’t as bad if you have competent help and the knowledge to fix them .

Originally posted by Account Closed:Can you guys teach me these rules50% rule70% rule1% ruleand more rules.  1st thing to note is that they aren't really "rules" so to speak.

I'd still have an attorney review it regardless to ensure your interests are protected and that the seller isn't being preyed upon with the wording therein.As an individual who has the authority to execute a legally binding document such as a purchase contract, I would never use a document that wasn't approved by the state or drafted by a lawyer in my state.

If you aren't feeling the motivation, then they are either driving to you, or you are moving on dot com.

I offered as long as I was authorized to run unlimited STR.

(I thought this was brilliant) He also talked about how it wasn't best to do it that way if you aren't at 75%ARV. 

You can write N/A if they aren't applicable.

HUD yes section 8 yes  housing authorities run by cities yes.but who knows whats the jurisdiction what city and state.. maybe if you post those details someone can acutally answer you..right now with your post there are 50 states to choose from and a million cities need to narrow it down if you want any constructive feedback  :)