And worst case scenario, if that's wrong and the financial situation is great then, there's nothing that stops you from investing the $700K in a second property.  

The second is a 3/2 mobile home, which rents for $750.

@Thibe LuongI agree with everyone's suggestion to go with an agent in your area.I would even suggest speaking with someone now before you finish so you can get a second opinion on what's selling right now.

I am not familiar with the area but I think the trick is to look at the likelihood of getting 1K a month or more. 

If your down payment isn't enough they make you take out a second personal loan at something like 10% interest to cover the difference.

Hi Danny, I’m a flipper/investor in Bristol.I’m aware of two meet-ups in the Central Connecticut area.The first is run by @jacob Reilly and Scott Hollister in Manchester and I think the next meeting is April 10th at 110 Main Street.The second one is run by @Stepanie Cabral in Newington, I think the next meeting is this coming Wednesday at the Wood n Tap restaurant.If there’s anything I can help you with just let me know.

This conversation made it to page 2 and I will be the first to second hating this name. 

Depending on the equity you have, it may be enough to buy a second rental as well.

Second if they like my page I have a direct link to their facebook page which is important for screening.

Secondly I would prefer they leave so I can get in a tennat that appreciates what they have and are willingly paying market.