I want to do it like real brokers, Ive watched countless youtube videos.. however, I am aware that they teach erroneous things.

I initially misunderstood how this worked, and apologize for any prior erroneous posts.

Any amounts due and owing for sold taxes or erroneous exemptions would be a separate obligation than funds needed to purchase the property judicial sale.

Good contractors will often err on the side of caution and either refuse to work here or charge a premium for it.

I'd err on the side of managing this myself, just setting up auto pay for the bills, but still having an account in my name so I can make sure the utilities aren't crazy & track expenses. 

Hello,I have this notion ( perhaps erroneous) it may not be a good idea to refinance with the same lender,since more often than not the current lender may not be too motivated to lower the rate for existing customers and they would rather lower rates to entice new customers.

Credible and other loan comparison sites are notoriously erroneous when it comes to accurately forecasting rates and closing costs, as each lending institution has different fees AND a huge component on your closing costs is your home insurance. 

Occasionally, the findings are erroneous.

However, I definitely want to err on the side of caution. 

All this being said - I am 100% open to something if the cash flow is there in a consistent rent area, I'm just trying to err on the side of caution since I do have a decent amount of savings even on top of this 20%(75k) down.Summary:From these posts, it seems I should look at a higher price point (300k+) and consider possibly not hitting 20% down if the right cash flow opportunity exists?