Investors will want to assess and analyze the combined/blended interest rate and payments compared to conventional purchase financing.

That's how we came to assess them a failing grade on Roomscore."

Maybe not a full on home inspection, but somebody needs to be able to accurately locate, assess, and price the work needed.

I assess that whether full or part time to be successful one has to invest in systems to manage the business when you're not or unavailable.

The assessments. . .it's all about the assessments.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/poison-pill-facing-florida-co...

Eric your simply incorrect in your assessment of the home buying public.. now pre 08 virtually every contract i saw to buy one of our homes was minimum down etc etc.. last 10 years virtually every contract is 20% down or more and or as noted CASH...

Upon further investigation it seems to me that another one has a quit claim deed from a few years ago that didn't get assessed in the new owner's name. 

It's an exciting step towards financial independence.To do so, determine your goals, assess your financial situation, and research the market.

We could be wrong, but it doesn't seem likely.Carini did the math for you early, if after repairs it assess for 240k as you suggest, you'll be able to refinance and pull out 187k, of which about 116k will go to paying off your previous mortgage leaving you with 71k to go plan your next move.This is very compatible with living in the house and getting roommates. 

Below are the details of each property, including purchase price, current estimate, and equity, along with their respective cash flows:Home 1 - Condo, (2 BR, 2 Bth)  Fayetteville,NC-  Purchase price $50,000 - Current Estimate $75,000, loan amount 0 = Equity $75,000Cash flow - Rent - $825, PM Fees $75, HOA Fee $100, HOA Assessment $163, Taxes $50, Ins $25, Loan Pmt $0 = Cash Flow $412Home 2 - Condo (3 Br, 2 Bth) Fayetteville,NC- Purchase price $89,000 - Current Estimate $155,000, loan amount 0 = Equity $155,000Cash flow - Rent - $1250, PM Fees $112.5, HOA Fee $231, Taxes $90, Ins $30, Loan Pmt $0 = Cash Flow $786Home 3 - SFH (3 br, 2 Bth) Little Rock, Ar - Purchase price $189,000 - Current Estimate $300,000, loan amount $85,000 = Equity $215,000Cash flow - Rent - $1500, PM Fees $150, Taxes $269, Ins $156, Loan Pmt $766 = Cash Flow $159Home 4 - SFH (3br, 2 Bth) Abilene,TX - Purchase price $225,000 - Current Estimate $315,000, loan amount $51,600 = Equity $265,000Cash flow - Rent - $1850, PM Fees $185, Taxes $583, Ins $145, Loan Pmt $1400 (0 Interest) = Cash Flow -$463Total Equity = $710,000Total Cash Flow = $894Sell, Sell with 1031 exchange, Cashout Refinance, HELOC'S...Too many options, i don't know what to do.