Should I ask them for their combined gross salary to determine the rent to income ratio?

@Sue ZikriaI do a combination of BRRRR's and turnkeys.

I have $165,000 in combined equity in my condo units currently.  

It was backed by Y Combinator.

In a nutshell, it states you buy a property, rehab it and then use the new equity created as the down payment when you refinance this have little to not money out of pocket in the deal. 2) I would speak with a lender as I am not sure about this but IMO if you go ahead and split the lot and it has an appraised value of around 100k, that gives you more "equity" if you were to get a HELOC on the combined property.

More important than reported financials is local expertise on the area and tenant behavior combined with an understanding of the building's characteristics and condition.

Very frustrating but I will say that over all I give IMPD an A+ for all the crap they have to put up with and they really do usually do an excellent job IMO.  

The plumber is full of crap (no pun intended😜)  because you can cap toilet flanges - it's done all the time to pressure test new drain pipe plumbing.

In my state (TN) I have to store their crap for 30 days before I can get rid of it. 

Combine this with the amount of rain we get and a basement spells disaster.I think I know the area you are talking about as I’m moving that way personally.