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I'm just surprised that people are actually replying to my discussion.

Taxes, insurance, regulations, anything close to mpls kinda scares me.Not that it's convenient for me to drive to Princeton to check on my properties https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/12171-Dayton-Ri...

I drove for dollars for about an hour, where I found about 6 vacant homes, not a lot, but I was surprised I found those. 

I'm surprised to hear that the bank will come after you for a deficiency.

It's actually more convenient.

Surprisingly very good honest people will lie if they get desperate.

Surprisingly enough my first RE related relationship was with a self managing realtor who helped me find my first deal, and had referred me to a local account purely for tax advice.

I'm a little surprised they haven't given you any hard numbers yet.

As well, because of the convenience of no money down, the homebuyer will likely be paying a higher interest rate than they would if they provided a down payment.Should You Invest In Zero Down?