Not bad if I do say so myself.Stats2 Foreclosures , 5 Short Sales, 1 Traditional Sale3 States (CA, SC, VA) 4 Cities (Hanford, Lemoore, Virginia Beach, Summerville)2 VA loans,  2 Owner Occupancy @ 5%, 1 Convention Rental @15% 2 Conventional Rental at 20% (Completed a Cash out Refinance in Dec  to buy #8), 1 Conventional 25%It has been an amazing ride and I cannot wait to see what the future brings us! 

Generally, purchase money mortgage loans and traditional refinancing transactions facilitated by covered entities are covered in the AML Program.

I was discouraged that traditional banks required 2 years of taxes so I obtained financing from private lenders.  

Eviction: $500 for first defendant- add $4.50 for each additional defendantwill advertise on cragilist, hotpads, trulia, rentals.com, my new place, & yard sign at no additional cost. since this is my first property i would like to get some input from you guys to see if i am making a right choice. 

Timothy Murphy III would be my first choice

In most situations, however, replacing it with carpet or with engineered wood (my preferred choice) would be the way to go.

I know seller financing is a bad option, but what about lease to own, or just a traditional sale if we put it on the market?

That doesn't automatically mean it may not be the better choice for an individual.

I'm sure you've already weighed these and decided what the best choice is for you.

My goal is to create enough cash flow through rentals to leave my traditional job behind and focus on real estate full time.