In other words you're going to borrow all or most of the money needed to purchase the property.Here's what I mean.

You sound like another real estate investor that would love to figure out how to borrow more.

What are your thoughts on using a Peer-To-Peer lending website like Prosper or Lending Club to borrow for a down payment?

Jumping into investing w/o an income can be tricky - it will be hard to borrow money - and may put a bit of a head wind on your efforts.

I’m nervous about the unknowns and borrowing a family members money.

Maybe borrow some snakes from a local pet store and let them loose on your property as well.

If my property was being sold for taxes, would you be at the tax deed auction with a pocketful of cash that you borrowed from the guy that read your blogpost about "Investing Opportunities in Spring Hill"?

With experience AND good credit 20% cash contribution by the borrower is minimum.

Any chance of getting the up front money from a relative, or borrowing on your personal home?

If you're cost of borrowing money is less than $175/month you'll get some decent cash flow.Personally, I'd rather not touch 2011 Taft because its a one bed.