It isn't for the property below but you get the idea. http://cl.ly/image/1x242l3G0Z1oItems which are part of cashflow are recurring (taxes, insurance...) as opposed to transaction costs which only happen at the time of sale.It was 1,020,000 purchase with 30% down and 26,570 in fees, but we negotiated a 20k credit back from the seller which offset a lot of cash out of pocket.

Below is the image from the inspection report.I'm just wondering what other landlords would do in this situation?

Look up Saint Cecilia granite pattern on Google and then peek at the images ...Here is a discussion with some pictures from another site:http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg...

My only answer is that I sold my sons Godfather that I was best man in his wedding, that introduced me to my wife a home on owner financing.

I'd assume there's a way to historically analyze property values over time in the area, but I'm still struggling where to find this "bulk" information.Anyways, the actual stats and breakdown are in the images attached.

In the attached image there is a diagram to help better explain my situation. 

I know every city is going to vary in prices for rent and houses, but to see an overall image of how the USA or North America was effected during the 2007, 2008 recession would be interesting.

Images in particular.

So handsome, in fact, that a San Francisco photographer has used him as a model for a stock image (entitled, "Professional Portrait of Business Person.")  

Thanks @Bryan K. closing is set for Wed with another assignment!