Thought I should make a post that wont be removed.

That wont charge me an arm and a leg. 

I had a situation where the tenant destroyed the property to a ridiculous degree and we had to pay him tens of thousands of dollars!

Upper Darby wont be an area that would excite me today.

If a flood occurs and destroys the homes, most people will move on and abandon their homes if they do not have the money for fix-up costs.

You wont get 100, 250 or 500 without being well known. 

Try finding a local family lender, they are willing to charge the lowest rates and nearly no origination points, just to deploy their capital. you wont get 100% with any corporate lender. personally I go up to 90% on acquisition and 100% financing, i dont think i can be of help. 

When considering these surfaces, know that the rock can get stuck in the treads of shoes easily and they will destroy vinyl and wood flooring. 

Cheap places with high returns are normally in bad areas with lots of problems (bad tenants, lots of service calls, destroyed apartments, evictions, etc).

The bank that will be putting your loan together wont care where the money is coming from as long as its there when you close.