I have access to the LandVision software for doing research on off-market properties, and I'm looking for some recommendations on how to best filter my search criteria.

Example below:"The rights of water consumers in New York State depend on whether the water supplier is a municipality or a large or small water company.

Then it becomes a question of, is the market like a 400 lot rent and he is 250 below market or the market is 160 and he is charging 260.  

Getting turned over to collections is a credit killer.Then save money and keep debt-to-income ratio low, at least below 36%. 

Curious what the consensus is for how it should be structured and pros vs cons of the below example:10% down and 4% interest only with balloon payment at 2 years or 5 years.

I've been doing some reading on it because this is a strategy I will start implementing soon.I have saved some of the links (see below) but definitely look at the article published on here to really get a good idea on how to execute the strategy well. 

My goal is to own a multi family unit in the greater DC area (locations outlined below) by the end of this year.

If it meets both it’s worth taking a closer look.I prefer the current rent to be below market rates.  

The market determines your price -even if you feel your house is worth $500/nt you'll have to dip below your competitors renting at $300-$400 until you have countless reviews to support your desired $500/nt rate.

Some really insightful methodology here.I've tweaked the affordability index for Cache County to show debt-to-income ratio affordability in the chart below.