Yeah, I've been looking around the area and it seems the Vickery school cluster is the most pricey (within the West Forsyth HS area) and North is def. cheaper, I actually have been thinking about the new Denmark HS, would you know how they are going to zone that?

Even if the roof is falling in it's probably still cheaper to just repair it, all the infrastructure, utilities, surveys, permits, soil studies etc cost a fortune.  

Is it better to buy older properties that are cheaper, with a higher return, and higher maintenance, or more expensive properties with lower returns and less maintenance? 

Especially one where the veil could easily be pierced if I did something wrong and they'd come after me personally regardless.Also, depending on the state, umbrella policy might even be cheaper...  

Find someone to do a portfolio loan... might be little cheaper than your current option.

There are 2 websites that you should check out 1 is realestateexpress.com and the other is prepagent.com both are great websites but I personally like prepagent.com better I feel like they have more to offer and for a cheaper price and with prepagent you can select the state you want to get your license in and they will formulate the course specifically for your state.

It will pay to get the bugs worked out of our system on these smaller scale cheaper properties so we know exactly what we're doing and how to go about things when we begin to grow.

Interest Rate 4.9%Thank You.These fees are pretty much in line of what they should be, cheaper than what I have seen in some of my closings. 

My thinking is that I can put very little money down on this deal while at the same time having a cheaper mortgage compared to if I just go out and buy a $60,000 house.

If they "balk" at that and they think they can get it done cheaper, tell them that's fine....but they also need to get it done within 7 days.