Numbers work out at ~$600/month in cash flow after all expenses.

I’d give them a time frame to get it rented by and if it doesn’t work out you’ll be looking for another agent to get it rented?

The asking price was 160kI offered 150As stated previously, I only gave 12k- so I’d be doing 3.5% down Taxes were roughly $2,800It’s a 4 bed 1 bath rowhomeWas previously rented for $1,375Detached garage in rear rents for $125I calculated that it would cost about $12,000 for rehabs- I’d be doing all the work myselfMy realtor seems to keep telling me that deals won’t workout because I don’t have a lot of money upfront.

Not sure how it will work out if she appeals but I am willing to take a chance.  

Maybe I'll have to think that over to see if I can work out something similar.

So we went and established a relationship right on the phone and I'll be adding him to my buyers list.It's cool to see how things work out in REI.

"I am too old", "I am too young", "I didn't do well in school, I can't learn anything", "my friends/SO/parents will say this is dumb, I shouldn't do it", or "I can't do it because it might not work out". 

Hey @Kyle Pierce I would be interested in learning more about the Utah market as well; Should something work out I plan on investing from out-of-state, so would need to build my team as well (GC, Realtor, Attorney, PM, etc.).

Or is it enough to work out the QI and details before closing?

I have also had seller financing work out so that we could afford to do the renovation for six months or more, and then refinanced out of the seller financing.