. 🙄 I feel they are pretty standard for the market:Applicant must have current photo identification and a valid social security number.Applicant's monthly household income must exceed three times the rent. 

The other thing I've found in my experience is that owner occupied buyers (especially first time buyers) will run out every single last day of the standard 60 day closing and aren't going to close before then even if everybody is ready just because they don't have to. 

I’m pretty sure no such mutual fund that has increased 1300% in 18 years exist.

but with minimum wages increasing and cost of production increasing, there will be a point where machines will cost less than human, and when that point hits... then yeah all the low income class jobs are going to get replaced by machines. 

Or a savy investor might see an opportunity to increase rents or reduce expense to increase the NOI. 

Both of my buildings didn't "seem" to have foundation issues, but 100 years of ever increasing weight (we have a lot more stuff now) can affect the support.

I'm sure some people with some real experience will chime in on this but as another newbie just diving into my REI career this seems to be pretty standard.

Your offer will have an inspection period where you can opt out, or attempt to renegotiate....standard stuff.

Also get "gazelle intense" and pay off the credit card debt, which associated increase in FICO will result in lower interest rates and better monthly payments on your future acquisitions. 7.

That should reduce your vacancies and increase your rate of return.