My time is valuable as is yours, so i'm afraid in this scenario of what I call "pretenders" that bend you over backwards while you run around town, make low ball offers (if at least making any), not listen to any advise/consulting and analyze all the deals to death.  

Lenders were giving Loan A for 80 - 90% of the purchase price and then a second loan for the remainder, which means they were bending the rules to provide the Buyer with 100% financing.Your scenario is similar.

Markets include West Bend, Port Washington, Grafton and Cedarburg of interest.

South Bend, Bloomington, Lafeyette, Muncie etc.

Good agents will bend over backwards for their clients and do what it takes to get deals done.

I don't believe that airbnb hosts are racist and the vast majority bend over backwards to do everything they can to not be perceived as racist. 

I dropped the 520k property - like you mentioned, I don't want to force a deal to work by bending numbers around.

I'd say all are "investor friendly" the issue might be trying to do things that are not allowed under ALTA or state law, it's not the title folks who need to bend it's the investor operators who need to learn to conform in how they structure deals.This might helphttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/120288-how-to-assign-on-this-deal?

Settlement, shifting, bending, etc. of your foundation are what cause the cracking.Usually there are only two main issues with foundation problems:1.

@Chilly Nathan I'm a little late to the conversation, but it's hard to go wrong in Columbus, Oh...on a grand scale, everything in this city is sitting at 50% of future value...15 years pass and our $250k duplexes are $500-600k duplexes...just for holding them...it happened in Austin...Denver...around D.C...Columbus will bypass Chicago as the most populous city in the Midwest in 30-years...there is exponential room for growth right now.That said, I firmly believe you can make money in markets like Orlando and Raleigh-Durham...not really a fan of Atlanta or any city inside of Alabama, but Kansas City has opportunity, along with Boise if you can still get in...it's the next Bend Oregon...I think the best idea is to have a personal connection to the market you end up in...a place you know people or would like to visit...or even live some day.Always happy to chat more about the local market.Best of luck