Typical one bedroom rent is 400-495, so nice units are just within in range at 495.

According to that site, my rental values are right at the top of the "good value" range.

But if you have 14, with LTVs ranging from 65-80%, good luck going to 75% on a new purchase.

They can range from penniless buyers to experience investors.

Does anyone have advice on offering higher or lower than this range for HUD houses?  

There are some options in that range that look like they would be good for renting out.  

After about 5 packages I can now just text my guy and he gets us either Whirlpool or Samsung packages (Fridge, Range, Dishwasher, and Microwave) for right around $2,000 including delivery and the cords.

Personally, I'd suggest you look at 4-family if its in your price range as that will give you the sweet spot where you can start seeing a decent return.

I also have a pre screened tenant who I may move into property upon completion or do a quick flip depending on my funds come crunch time.I'm looking in the price ranges of: $30-75k.

Hello Amy,It depends on several factors, but a range is 1.5 - 3% higher.