From the 200+ foreclosure that you have help, let's dig deeper into why they end up with that? 

The people who got REALLY rich weren't the people digging for oil and gold - it was the people who  developed tools essential to making the process more effiicient.

I would keep digging and stay away from standard lenders like a major banking institution.  

They want you to just scare you and get the ok to dig up the line. 

Until I did a little bit more digging into flipping a former grow op, that is.

I'm going to keep digging through the forums and elsewhere.

Its not super comprehensive and it does not teach anyone how to do anything specfic it does help those that want to be buy and hold investors how the US TK model works and rentals work in general.. its starter material but foreigners dig it.

It was hard to dig out and get started again. 

This would be a good time to review your notes from your previous tenant screening and/or dig deeper with the background check.

Just looking for some input on our evaluation of it to make sure we aren't missing something glaring, these are the top level details, he has offered to sell the house for what he owes on the mortgage:FMV: $130k-135kMortgage balance: $110kInterest rate: 6% (did some digging and based on his purchase date, 5.5-6% is likely)PITI payment: $900/monthHouse is in good condition and needs, at most, a coat of paintFair market rent: $1075It's a 30 year amortization loan from 2008.Our most likely route once under contract is to look for a tenant buyer through a lease option or seller financed sale.One last question - what sort of interest rate have you all found you're able to charge for interest on seller financing?