They want 150K (3 family,great neighborhood) for the property, but the remarks of the property (below) scare me!

Well that was remarkably helpful. 

They’d potentially be under consideration for a cabin that was just average (no view or remarkable amenity).

My clueless remark was more toward the advice given than the question asked. :)

A bank owned house in suburban MD came on the market for a remarkable price.

However, I have located a potential second investment property I could purchase *after finding my primary residence for me and my family*Deal looks like this:6 2br/ 1.5bath Unit w/ Brick Veneer Two-StoryAsking price: 171,000Income: 2300/monthNOI:13,800CAP: 8%Remarks: Roof 6 yrs old, all units occupied.

I get mine from: other whole sellersmeet up groupsasking/ marketing to industry professionals: (i.e. attorneys, doctors, accountants (high net individuals) and then other professions (as is not good to judge ;) ) Looking at previously flipped homes: (just sold or just bought)look for "cash only" remarks on MLS of 'sold' homes (then looking on title) cross net-work with investors in other industries (as investors like to diversify their portfolios) and are already or will be looking to buy real estate. the list goes on... 

MLS listing, public remarks: proof of funds required prior to showings and many sellers requests that present during all showings.  

WOW, I find that remarkable!

In my area anytime there's a BofA REO, it always says in the remarks portion of the listing something like: "all financed offers required to get pre-qual through BofA.