Agree, DSCR absolutely requires decent credit. most do not go below around 660 - some do but you are going to be in double digit rates once your credit score starts hovering in low 6's or high 5's. 

More important, I could find NONE on the spanish devloper that had supposedly developed and was well recognized for his work for 14 years. 

My concern with selling as-is is that the permit is still open with exposes me to liability and that it probably won’t be available through conventional financing which probably makes up a majority of buyers.I am evaluating comps but I think I could probably get like $275K with it in decent shape (after drywall and paint and permits closed) but I’m worried it would be a steep drop off in price if I don’t.

Whether bad farm ground to develop country subdivisions.  

If you think land flipping is for you, there are plenty of decent paid options out there. 

The property needs a decent amount of rehab work done about 100-150k.

Yet another decent deal on a Roku TV! 

You'll need to provide more details to get any kind of decent answer. 

My properties are in Pittsburgh and I have found that Zillow and Apartments.com to be decent tenant lead generators. 

Adverts promoting the same 3- year hold round trip development with a 29% IRR for 6+ months.... last I checked shortening the investment period by 16% should have an impact on IRR.4.