I'm not entirely sure if this is accurate information and want to be well-informed before moving back as I don't want to but will if it means I'll save $30-40k.

I tend to pull info from Realtor.com for more accurate info.. 

@Aaron ChristenSuggest you put in more accurate property tax.You are putting 13% down do you have to pay mortgage insurance because it is under 20% down?

Just was wondering if there were any other accurate sites that y’all would recommend.

Many time you will never be allowed to inspect the interior of these properties so you will have no accurate way of determining overall costs.

I'm new to this so I'm not sure if the numbers I am using are accurate. 

If you can’t see it - it’s a gamble plain and simple.

Understandably though, i'm sure some of my numbers aren't entirely accurate due to a lack of my own experience, but they're to the best of my current abilities based on data gather from BP and trend averages that others have seen.Be honest with yourself that you're betting on price appreciation and hedging against inflation because the neighborhoods with a large share of 30-somethings renting or owning in it that are fairly safe are going to be about break-even with rent prices at best.

If any of the above are not accurate then it may be best to wait till the tenant moves out.

Anything further away from home will not be accurate.