But is there ANY site that can provide ANY of that information for free.  5 sites that provide a little bit of information is better than me having to bug an agent every time I find a new potentially interesting piece o' property....I'm looking for something like a commercial Zillow, even for properties that aren't for sale.  

At least o think that's how it works. 

Anyone here that's ever created their own amortization table, and tried to compare it to their institutional mortgage statement each month and track the amortization (or compare it to the amortization table in your loan docs), will be able to attest to it not being so straightforward as everyone thinks.I/O makes it simple. 

ThanksPaul O

Also notify your insurance of course, they look o after His insurance, assuming he actually has a Current policy (copies of insurance/past certificates are not sufficient.....you always need a Current certificate of insurance Directly from the agency/insurance co.

@Bryan O.

What I was considering was a $3500ish l/o and raising rent to $1000/mth.

For the 70% LTV, say wrap/assume/L/O the 70% and S% in cash, with D% in owner second, such that 70%+S%+D% <= 100% of YOUR value.You could also see if the seller would be an equity partner for part of it, i.e. offer them x% of the portfolio as an equity part. 

I'm 19 y/o college student, but highly interested and motivated to learn.

When that reality hits them in face and they can't put food on the table or keep the lights on then they either get the fire in the belly to do what it takes to succeed or they quit and go back to the J-O-B.Sales are not for everyone and it takes a certain kind of personality to do it over, and over,and over again on a high level.