How will lenders interpret using my current job to qualify for the loan but having to leave that job to occupy the house?

I am about o go see a property that is going to potentially be my first rental property and I was going to use the approach of portraying myself as a property manager rather than the actual owner/buyer of the property and was wondering if when i am seeing the property if i come into contact with any tenants not only what questions i should ask them but also how i should introduce myself.

If it was listed as contributing I would turn the job down due to lack of experinece with historic property.

I have another job and don’t need huge cash flow right away, just don’t like seeing my money not working for me sitting in paid off single family houses.

Nice job man.

I had a great JOB so I could borrow the down payments (@ 18%) & get a mortgage for about the same % rates.But I kept plugging away buying homes & renting rooms just to get by.

I’m wondering is this necessary if I only plan on being an investor and not necessarily building a career?

He has a relatively stable job and has a good chance of paying off the loan in 30 years.

I see guys who do their own work targeting a certain profit number to acquire the deal, then they don't factor in their salary for being on a job 3 to 6 months or more .

She does an amazing job and is very good.