@Andrew Herrig Yes - I am looking in that range, preferably on the lower end.

You could counter will longer terms, lower payments, but keeping your asking price intact (if that solution meets your needs, obviously).

Misdemeanor indicates it was lower in severity, but is was physical.

What would be the time frame?

I'd love to do some investing in Iowa, yet am not familiar with the ins and outs of the market there...obviously, the prices are lower and the barrier to entry is as well. 

On that wall backing to the basement steps, it looks to be about 5-6 feet, I would add either lower and upper cabinetry for dishes and small appliances or a large reach in pantry maybe both if the wall is longer than 6ft.Doing this will give you a really nice big "L" kitchen plus a pantry and washer/dryer off the kitchen.

Any buyer is going to either notice themselves or see on the inspection that it desperately needs a roof and will either demand you put one on, back out of the contract, or lower their offer based on the disclosed fact that it needs replacement. 

Thank you.FHA rates are typically lower, you’re almost awlays going to be refi’ing into a higher interest rate.

Why would you invest in Colombia to get lower returns than what you can get in the US and Canada?

We don’t rent to anyone who has had a bankruptcy within the past year, but outside of that timeframe we will rent to them as long as they meet the minimum credit score.