Generally $1000 - $1500 (incl title search), for me at least in VT.Regarding your question on terms, for private money it's whatever you agree to. 

My attorney has said that I can have the Notice to Vacate assigned to me at closing (since it was issued by the owner who is selling me the home) so that it acts as though I issued this notice.

I'm confident my attorney would find a way to skirt this for me. At

We made a tidy little $40k profit while leaving meat on the bone for the next guy.

This bothered me at first, but then I sat down and actually thought about it.

@Koleton DaleyIf you would read the posts versus trying to slander me at every turn, you would notice that the comments you copied and pasted from an earlier statement of mine were from the 38127 zip code.

I cannot stress how uncomfortable it was for me at first but now It has impacted me in such a way that I make an effort to network at least twice throughout the work week and once on the weekends.

Maximize profits and move onto a deal with more meat on the bone and lower risk profile.

My average report was something like 40 pages of nonsense and 1 page of meat. 

Real Estate usually beats the stock market once you factor in "leverage" which is exactly what you are doing by getting the property financed.That's a long-winded way of saying put as little down on the property as possible while still making sure it comfortably has positive cash-flow.Here are 2 scenarios assuming you can buy at $285K1. 20% down @ 4% interestDown payment = $57KNet Operating Income = $1620 per month (per the screen shot you posted)Debt Service = $1400 a month including taxes and insuranceCashflow = $220 per monthCash on Cash Return = 4.6%2. 10% down @ 4% interestDown payment = $28KNet Operating Income = $1620 per month (per the screen shot you posted)Debt Service = $1662 a month including taxes and insuranceCashflow = -$40 per monthCash on Cash Return = 0%After running these numbers the triplex doesn't really look like such a great investment to me. At