Little bit of a learning curve because you can customize reports and analysis based on your own equations but once its setup, its very effective and works great.James Storey, CCIM 

Based off comparisons in the neighborhood, the house should be worth anywhere between $175,000 and $215,000.

They are investor-friendly mortgages that qualify a deal based on the rental income and do not look at your DTI in any capacity. 

Lastly don't base the "party situation" off the old PM.

ALL Foreclosure MUST be posted in the county legal newspaper for a certain number of days based on the State. 

Thinking $150-300k properties based on what I've seen so far. 

@Karthik Jayaraman Based on your math, it looks like you're losing $915 each month, which can be a significant amount for many.

The question is, how do people find these connections if it’s an area outside of their original home base?

A DSCR loan (Debt Service Coverage Ratio) type loan would look at the rental income and expenses and determine the amount it could lend based on that.

I thought I was going to own a few dozen single family properties before moving on to multi but after 3 I bought a 14 unit and have never looked back going bigger and bigger on every deal. if im not mistaken everything is already baked into that 775k except closing costs. and construction should take 6months tops. land is included (1acre) but if i had my own land builder said they'd take 65k off the price so 710k. yeah im just thinking whats best way to move forward. my first deal doesnt need to be perfect just want to build a nice base to build from