Do you have experience doing build outs like this and a track record, or a relationship with a bank?

But there is a relationship between rates and how conservative they tend to be.

I would not however be happy paying for a 2nd lease fee and depending on the previous relationship you had with them may be grounds for me looking for greener pastures. 

But for clarity, I have a longstanding professional and personal relationship with both the real estate agent and the buyer.

Gas prices are really starting to accelerate with the national average at $3.40, which is historically very high.

With that said, if you are a good underwriter and deal finder, you will be able to find partners if the numbers are real and make sense, but you build relationships like that in advance through local real estate meetups and online meetups, etc.

So the idea is to pass up on this hot sellers market and historical low interest rates so that you can buy in the future when interest rates are higher?

If I'm talking with a prospective tenant and they say they have a really aggressive pit bull and they just got out of an abusive relationship, those are red flags. 

When it comes to properties, there is an inverse relationship between cash flow and appreciation.

Justin  Tahilramani and Jake Wosick, thank you I will reach to them and see if some relationships can be be established.