That's why they low-ball sellers to have a margin of safety.All that makes it hard for them to pull it off.

Typically the lender will pull a VOE or a verification of employment from your employer.

The 'clearance' above the ceiling is full of 1960's era powdered insulation so good luck pulling wire.They are using my tile guy & he is tearing out what's left of his hair trying to get work done & he's been there 3 weeks.

@Douglas Rice were permits pulled for the fourth bedroom?

I’m in the process of pulling out a HELOC on it.

I have a VA loan deal I am working on, but it is going to be my primary home and will be pulling out the equity to fund other properties.

ROI is infinite because you plan to pull all of the money out after year one. 

They would need the key to lock themselves out.Another poster got his post removed but shared the website https://www.epropertycare.com/homeI checked it out and looks like a good solution for those who don't want to pay for wifi to ensure they have connectivity.

Also, if you have good enough credit scores, you might be able to put down a decent down payment on a house, then pull out a loan against said house and use it for a down payment for the dental practice. 

In my line of work retention is a constant issue and setting clear expectations is a big part of the solution.