The more I look at your posting it brings up more ???

I'll do everything I can in terms of location, rent, and screening to cant things toward bringing in qualified, young professional/young family tenants, but being new to this, I don't expect to get exactly what I'm looking for, every time.

The seller actually had to bring $1,200 to closing for back taxes.

And there's lots of ways to bring that gain down to a reasonable level.The key is to try to get as much of your income as possible at lOW RATES.

listing it at point down the road, even at 330, after foreclosure is stupid and will bring a much much larger loss then selling it right now for 330 w 5% to the realtors.

I have 10 rentals now and the market here in Shreveportlouisiana is as good as it has ever been, rentals bring top dollar.

The rent it brings is about $1200 /moIn loosing this income there is the potential that it might domino to other parts of my life, including my current residence, SO I AM REALLY LOOKING FOR A FINANCIAL ANGEL TO HELP OUT HEREThe thing that seems to be a concern is that it is built about 50 yrs ago.

Im to the point Im going to start asking that they both do not bring up the price, to each other.

And experienced investors may be able to bring to light flaws in the post as well.

Down here "Thats A Deal" and now the property was just listed at $149,000.My question is... will there be any red flags if I bring the buyer.