@Matt Moylan That gesture will be highly appreciated, I saw you sent me a message, but for some reason I am not able to access my inbox because of some technical issue.

I do also have a bit more repairs and is another reason I don't want more properties cause I'm still fixing this one and I'm doing all work myself to keep the expense low

Odds are reasonable that if you try to accomplish anything in life, you're going to meet a good cross section of both.So, it's made you stronger -- you sit back for a while, lick your wounds, cry into your beer, rebuild your asset base, then get back into the fray.

They just want a reasonable ROI.I believe there is a link here on BP where you can connect with some number of them.

I really just want to see if my numbers for Hard Money look reasonable if I were to try to get funding with as little of my own money on the deal, as well as get a sense of how low I would want to go on price in order for such a deal to be worthwhile.

I think it would be reasonable to check the rental rates for 2-3 bedroom apartments/duplex in the area.

Your goal in screening is to find reasons to reject.

As a new investor, there is no reason to skip on inspections. 

If not, go back to step 1.Two reasons to use a paid service like Listsource, or us when we expand to your area:1.

Cool thing here is the IRS lets you use any reasonable method to allocate between land and building (they call the building the improvement) It’s going to depend on the specific situation what is going to be best for you.