I know in other areas on the country they don't look at anything above 70% of ARV.I tried to fix and flip 4 hours away from where I am, and didn't enjoy it.

The new law re-writes the eviction process by placing more hurdles (procedures) in the landlords path to re-possessing their property.

Not because I wasn't interested, in fact I had spent a LOT of time trying to secure such a deal, including meeting with over a dozen of these groups throughout the country.

And what you qualify for will dictate a lot of your search as well.The path forward is pretty simple.

And, yes, some failed subdivisions lose a LOT of value for landowners, all across the country. 

Without an influx in new construction we are probably going to stay on this path, because outside of 600k new construction in the suburbs, we only have what we have in terms of houses.Wisconsin is generally a landlord-friendly state, but Dane County (Madison) keeps getting more and more landlord-unfriendly, Milwaukee is definitively better in that regard.

I tried using this sites "Find a Lender" form, but it stopped me from moving fwd once I didn't meet the 20% down criteria.Scenario: Bank Owned property at auctionSales price/offer/bid: $270kRehab: $85kARV: $500kAm I barking up the wrong tree going down this path?

Ask yourself if you can change something to clear a path for yourself to improve your income and/or lower your debt. 

Small town, in the country, 2/1 on one acre.  

Also depending on your electrical conditions and trees in the way, duke likes a clear path.