It appears to be a site where real estate agents can apply to be the agent for your house. 

No 2 years tax returns, months of statements, $700 appraisals, $1200 lenders title insurance, large origination fees or waiting 45 days with fingers crossed.The other advantage is refinancing is much easier on you and the property and if you bought with SF below market value, the value will come into play after 6 months. 

It appears to be a flat fee MLS company. 

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Current owner appears to be a pack rat.  

If this is an A property, then owner financing is usually not an option.Make sure the expenses are accurate, 200 for water/sewer appears very low.Gino

Thats a far better strategy for the long term as well as much easier to manage as you will be on site instead of 9 hours away.

However we have recently come across what appears to be a good deal on a multi family, five unit house that happens to be built in 1875!

I am learning to analyze deals and was curious if anyone would consider the property at 13510 Chimney Sweep Dr.It appears to be in a good area: low crime, good schools, not considered as a flood zone.It is a 2 bed but at 1044 sq ft there could be some potential for an extra room thus increasing rental income?

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