@Dakota Gage on a $50,000 asset the bank is going to underwrite zero income and base it solely on your ability to pay the note without any income from the property.

and I stand before you a guy with a 2 year degree.

You could have one bad tenant and the cost could kill your ability to keep things afloat.

@Loren Oatman   Yes, as mentioned previously Cozy.co does offer screening with ability of having tenant pay the fee. 

@Jaysen Medhurst I'm in a pretty unique situation where I started a "full-time" job after my junior year of college, but my employer is paying for me to finish my degree.

I have lived in KC for 8 years and have had the ability to live in different places around town.

Cast iron and steel to a lesser degree really compromise the signal of wireless devices.

I am graduating in December with a Bachelors Degree in Finance so I have a good understanding of risk/return, tradeoffs, cash flow analysis, etc.

Also keep in mind I would be fully insured up to $10 Million in Property Damage and also FAA Certified to fly drones for commercial use.​It includes:5 Drone Videos at 4 Different Locations/Properties per monthEach Drone video is 1-2 Minutes of Edited Drone Footage in 4K and also features copyright free audio5 VR Tours/Month of the same location captured by 360 Degree Cameras with embedables to place on your site​So, assuming real estate agents like yourself were to see my demo reel (and see how great the footage is) my questions are these...For $2,500/month is this really a bargain for you Real Estate Firms?

Local zoning authorities have the ability to damage an investors fee-simple ownership rights - so to speak - and there is another duplex in another local metro city I have the same problem with.Condo Conversions don't involve county government and are done through the state-level Common Interest Ownership Act by recording a condo map, declarations, and bylaws to create separate legal descriptions, which the Assessor then puts in its records.