I'd love to connect in person.

We are happy to do full income verification and personal whatever to get a better rate than that.  1.

==========================SAMPLE EXCERPT ONLY===================== This Agreement entered into on the_______day of ___________ , 20_______ by and between, _____________________ and or their assignee(s), herein after referred to as the "Buyer(s)", and _____________________, Herein after referred to as the "Seller(s) ".Seller agrees to sell and buyer agrees to buy the following described real property together with all improvements and fixtures and the personal property described below:Property Address______________________________________________________________________________________Legal description: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ County _____________________________________________________________.Personal property included: ____________________________________________________________________Earnest Money Deposit $______________________Cash To Seller At Closing $______________________Existing Loans & Liens $______________________New Loan To Seller At Closing $______________________Purchase Price $______________________The purchase price to be paid as follows: 1.

With nobody able to see the unit in person, I had no competition negotiating and was able to get the house for over 20% under asking whereas it should have sold for full asking or slightly over on the open market.

I personally think out-of-state investing is a top choice.

Regarding the septic approval, my understanding is that systems are rated for number of bedrooms under an assumption of usage and per person usage.

My initial idea was 10-20% down with 7% interest rate for 10 or 15 years after doing research. 1 person suggested a balloon at the end and another person advised against it. 

First person I met was the section 8 case worker.

Nice area though and properties probably will hold their value as long as kids go to school in person at a building/campus. 

Akron and Canton may cashflow a bit better but I personally don't see as much of long term growth in those cities.