Overall, the state is quite overpriced, mostly due to the Texas hype.Based on your description, I would guess you are looking at a purchase price of $325K and rental of $2000 or so. 

I have all my criteria set up, I'm just not too sure what to write in the description.  

-From your description, it sounds like you've never done calling yourself, correct?

So descriptive and detailed.

Also changing your description helps the boost.  

Based on your description, I'm concerned this deal is as good as you think it may be.

It's likely best to jump on the phone with an expert to discuss this, but I'll leave a quick description below:Owner financing is a tricky issue for tax purposes.

Class D would be my description, but beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so let's say C is probably more realistic.And, as someone that has owned rentals for 13 years, the projected numbers put out there are very optimistic.And lastly, the values the values they are asking for, given most of them are partial rehabs at best, again, someone is making good money on them, but if I were the buyer, I don't think it would be me.At the end of the day and in my limited experience, turnkey is a lot like wholesalers.  

Getting into real live action (not meta) will connect you to your next real partners, and new stream of income strategies.

BTW: I feel like I've met a movie star just to have you comment on one of my posts, LOL!