@Marvin Spears  Marvin with all do respect you make ZERO sense.. loans have a UPB.. and accrued interest and cost.. end of discussion what was paid or will  be paid is irrelavnat.. you sir are the one who has no clue as to what your talking about or doing.

It is pretty common for listing agents to ask for a copy of the inspection report so they can see the reasons why you didn't wish to move forward.

I hope that made sense. 

My opinion- I think you would need to get it around 90-100k for it to make sense for you. 

If I missed anything please do bring it to my attention I want to be able to have a good sense of what to expect and look for in future deals.My analysis is on the link below:https://www.biggerpockets.com/buy_and_hold_results...This is the analysis from the Realtor/Seller:https://drive.google.com/open?

Then we realized that, rather than using every penny of income to pay off student debt, it makes more sense to buy more multi-family homes.Our goal is to buy one we can live in with our kids for a year, then move to our second one.

Greetings BP members,I am interested in working with a realtor as an assistant but I am not sure of the best way to approach them or how common this is.

If the HOA bans short term rentals do the numbers still makes sense as an annual rental?

What if the person who pays bills gets sick and a secondary person forgets this as its not common everywhere. 

This particular situation depends on the language of the inspection clause....either you have to show there is a major defect, or as is more common, like most standard Realtor As Is contracts, you may cancel for any, or no, reason at all during the inspection period.