Even if you were to acquire properties in the Mid-West with very high rent yields, that would still require a large amount of capital - perhaps around around $10 million of equity.

All other comps appear to be from mid to late last year.

It does have a commercial feel to it, which won't be popular in mid to higher end units.http://www.homedepot.com/Blacks/Flooring-Vinyl-Resilient-Flooring-Vinyl-Tile/Armstrong/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xg1Zaq27Z1z11d2lZ6rZ1z1409i/R-100096154/h_d2/ProductDisplay?

As an example, my SIL (mid 20s) would be perfect for this position but is not looking to relocate.

The problem for us has been a bankruptcy that we filed 7 years ago (03) that has our credit rating stuck in the mid 600's.

Addmittadly I'm disorganized and always on the lookout for systems/methods of organizing my day-to-day, mid-term and long-term goals.

Their registered to broker funds for small to mid-cap companies.

I need that to leverage my buyers list better.And I want to be consistently flipping 4+ properties per month by mid year.

He bought it in the mid 80's for 175,000, paid off.

I have a good program for deals under 500K, and there will not be any off the wall requirements from the lender.Rate for a 5/30 is in the mid-5s right now, fixed and the closing costs are very low.