For most of our properties we set a standard of a 600 credit score.

And yes there may be liability to the landlord, but the standard policy explicitly states they only pay liability claims due to damages in their residence premise for the causes of loss of smoke, fire and explosion.  

It won't be a huge rehab because VA has standards I have to abide by but enough to pull some equity out after a refinance in a year.

Payment Standard chart, should I set my rent at or below the FMR?

And if you were going to do such a thing then Delaware is the gold standard not Nevada.

Basic, Standard, Designer, Custom.

In most standard contracts in all states where I have done business, there are disclosures that state that the buyer is to independently verify all measurements. 

Hey @Anne WhalenShoot me a PM when you have a second.I work with a lender who can go up to a 51 DTI (43 is standard), which should open up several more doors for you.

They have a standard lease they sell.

I haven't dealt with any of the turnkey companies in town, other than looking through their listings and sometimes driving by some of their houses.My standard advise is to *come to KC yourself* and check out the neighborhoods and properties before you invest.