If you see anything blatantly screaming "incorrect info", please share your concerns.Thanks in advance,  

Ode to Slumlord @Dennis M.There once was a landlord named Dennis,who rented to crack whores as tenants.A slumlord he was,who cared less what she does.If the rent is on time,he overlooks any crime.Dead bodies and drugs,cockroaches and thugs.Tricks in the night,or bloody gun fight.His standards are low,as low as you go.There is no time for screening,the cash flow is weaning.With Dennis in charge and cash flow so large,there is no hope of anything changing.

Everyone affected is going to scream mold.

In Ga, in Atlanta in my REIA, GaREIA.com, an expert investor specializes in this deal type tells me, her door knocker team often has the wifes surprised at the door that their house is up for auction in 4 weeks, a huge argument ensues on the door step, crying, screaming...

Option B would be to borrow from the 401k, but only if it's a screaming deal. 

An opportunity presented itself to me over the last few weeks, I have to act quick and everything seems on the up and up however would like to bounce thoughts of the community.It's a small flip bought off of an estate sale in Warwick, the guy i'm considering partnering with has a lot of experience flipping, he got the house for $160k, he thinks ARV is $230 and given his experience I'm inclined to trust him, however when I pulled up to the house it just screamed $200k at me.  

The local homeless guy walked by and started going through it trying to get the metal out and making a mess, and my drug dealer neighbor grabbed his baseball bat and walked up to the homeless guy and started screaming at him to leave my pile of garbage alone and scared him away.

No bloody way. 

It's obviously possible but it looks like it would have to be a screaming off market deal. 

One lady screamed in Academy Sports because she turned the corner and saw him, she was bit at a young age.