@Sundiata Jackson  no the closest I have is a duplex that I show at 223 a month CF. it's at just under 8%.

This may result in a smaller margin of course, but would seemingly aid my efforts to secure my first investment. 

But yes, that's another reason why it's important to still have positive cash flow even at 70% LTV for each property - as an aid to lowering your DTI ratio!

. - http://pdata.hcad.org/download/other resources - http://www.hctax.net/Property/Resourcesthe closest I've seen to an excel look is in the  daily court review although it is a pdf (you need to pay to get access to it)or the law firms representing the sales - freehttp://www.pbfcm.com/taxsale.htmlhttp://taxsales.lgbs.com/map?

Would the best strategy be to look at the Keller-Williams office closest to me and try to contact someone there and explain to them my situation?

If they have proof they're on financial aid and will receive a disbursement (or loan disbursement, same thing) then we defer that prepayment until a specified date when they get their check.

This property was the closest by far to getting $100/door then the other 60 or more properties I have analysed.

If the Net Income Before Debt service is $ 117,500 and you are thinking about paying $ 1.6 million, my advice is find the closest garbage can.  

The economy is coming back and there are two redevelop authorities that are aiding in that revival. 

Where I live it is exceedingly rare to see properties below $150k that aren't in "war zones" (or at least the closest thing we have).We have the cash but haven't bought a BRRRR yet and want to know if our math looks correct as far as buying the following bank owned property.