The house as is has a big kitchen, indoor laundry room, 2 full bathrooms one smaller bedroom and a nice master with WIC.  

First off 5 of the 6 units were occupied by USDA voucher tenants. the other unit was a full pay resident.

We sign the lease, they give me one FULL months rent and the FULL security deposit in cash or equivalent - no checks - and I had over the keys. 

I am highly doubtful that he would want to rent the full finished space.

John Morgan is your DTI high because you’re a full time student or because after you graduate and get a job, you’ll have all this student debt and not necessarily a high enough income to make that very low?

I have been to one networking event and it's amazing how many people are doing real estate as their full time jobs. 

If you want to challenge it, then they require you to pay for an appraisal (which in most cases, is worth it).AVMs are garbage; if you want the real answer then you have to pay for at least a drive-by BPO, if not a full appraisal.

As an example, seller usually has to complete a full short sale package to include YTD paystubs (Assuming they are employed) and well, they usually don't provide one or, they'll require proof of funds from buyer showing they  have the capacity to purchase and well, sometimes the agent provides a copy of earnest money instead.

Typically, a full-time PM (especially when you're long distance) handles everything for you from advertising, screening, and placing tenants, as well as day to day stuff such as handling repair requests, collecting rent, handling rent court/evictions.

I know out our way once you hand the check to the crier its over..WE have to have cashiers checks on the spot for full purchase price.if you found out the day of the sale their could be a chance to have your bank stop payment on the cashiers check but you would need to be a pretty valuable client for the bank issuing the check to do that for you..