@Bob Lachance Ill shoot you a DM and thanks again!

Personally I already graduated college and Ill never go back for a class.

Ill send you a pm with my info. 

If that tenant had any ill or litigious intentions towards us the Trust would make it difficult.    

Ill suggest try to take over at least for a month or 2 and until you get a feel for the ins  and out of the property / then find a good property manager or stablish better expectation for the current one...

Ill be putting 20% down but again not sure best way to leverage my money as far as if I'm able to claim as second home or investment home and putting 10% or 20% down.

If I purchase it and have it actively managed by a property management company, Ill currently be looking at a net monthly income of about $200, after all expenses, interest and mortgage are paid.

Not sure why, but Ill keep an eye out and let you know if I run across anything within the next few days.

Ill end up paying 500 a month. and living 8 minutes to work.i Currently live 50 minutes away and commute almost 2 hours a day and pay 725 a month.155k for property169k loan including closing cost and 3% for realtor. 1,300 per month Mortgage payment with everything included

My partner and I took the market’s offering to the extreme and found ourselves having to “mistake-sale” our way out of some early ill-advised investment purchases. - The downtown building without a roof was sold to someone more qualified to renovate - Vinyl-siding made the dilapidated duplexes look a million times better and find an out-of-town buyer- We rented the Grovetown properties so someone else could develop them laterIt’s hard to overstate how fortunate we were in the unraveling of our assets.