At the very least, I feel like the seller should not expect 8-10% financing when an owner-occupant with excellent credit could command 3.5% on an FHA loan for a habitable property.Come to think of it, that would also explain why the property is priced below-market so severely- they may be looking for tenants who don't have better options and who aren't going to call the city inspector's office. 

PropertyRadar is a excellent tool.

The forum doesn't allow me to post examples in digits, so let's try "eight four four, two seven two - seven two seven two", or "eight seven, FOR CASH" or "eight six six, BUY EASY".Get the idea?

You did and excellent job buying this at the price you did.

has an excellent point - regardless of what the quoted rate is, there is no lock on that rate until you actually proceed with a formal loan application.  

So far, each tenant as appreciated the digital versions.

Coming into a deal with double digit upside is tough around here.

Came out excellent.

Excellent first post William.

You might want to scale back your 401k contributions and put it on the CC debt at least since it will be very optimistic to think you can match double digit rates of return in the market for much longer.