Dear BP family,I was wondering, if i am buying a property in "as is" condition, does it matter at all what the seller puts in the seller's disclosure? 

My potential tenants usually have bad credit, work minimum jobs or cash jobs and don't meet the income requirement but will complain about the unit not having an island, or no central air/garage, or a neon green bath tub (everything else was remodeled).  

I took a lot of heat in several online forums for my asking price.... and in the end Ive got two great tenants that are respecting our properties, paying rent (on time too), have JOBS, and a credit profile that indicates they will actually be able to afford AND continue to PAY.It takes time - dropping your price will open the doors to more marginal candidates... screen as usual (consistent too).

I've been doing some research but wondering if anyone else had insight.

Great job proud of you girl let’s get the success 

Awesome job @John CohenHow long was the hold?

Orkin man, that's a tough job.

Now that the building is mostly passive income I'm wondering what my next step is.

Really wanting to BRRRR soon and wondering if I should use my HELOC to pay off the property, do a cash back refi and use that for the next place?

So they often times will care much much more about the value of the property than they care about the borrower.I was able to get a hard money loan on my first flip on a house I could never afford with my almost minimum wage job at the time.