Address: 118 Jaffrey Rd, Malvern, PA 19355Your agent is mainly a Radnor/Lower Merion agent ... obviously she does high-end listings, but I'd probably go with someone more local like Robert Van Alen who only has 7 active listings all of which are close by to yours ... your current agent has 19 active listings, meaning that at best, you get 5% of her workable time, not factoring in new business generation, being further from most of her listings, and higher end listings taking priority.Also, do understand, the Philly market overall has slowed quite a bit compared with just 6 months ago ... so even a new agent can't work magic. 

There are some lower income properties, Section 8 stuff for sure, but ghetto?

That put's me at 16.98 price to rent ratio initially, which is lower than average for Northern Virginia.

When you get more experience the investors feel more comfortable and charge less points and lower interest rates.

Time stamp the photo, make entry.

. - Unfamiliarity with the area/surroundings- Lower Rent compared to CA but I know I can't compare apples and Oranges (But I don't want to invest just to break even)------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tax questions ***Some state does not have tax on income(?)

The court hired a process server to serve tenant, the tenant had 7 days to respond, she did not respond. 3) 7/9/2018 Because notice went uncontested I filed “application for entry of default judgment” 4) 8/13/2018 Default Judgement signed by the Judge.5) 8/21/2018  filed "Writ of Possession" (Min Seven days waiting period after default judgment signed)6) 8/24/2018 Writ of Possession signed by the Judge.

You will be limited to the lower of: Allowed LTV based on new appraisal OR purchase price + closing cost.

I am looking to get traditional financing to make a lower monthly payment because it will be  $700/month with the owner financing agreement.

Happy to run different numbers for you, if you'd like and think that would be helpful.Radford might be another market to consider - growing campus, but not the same appreciation rates as Blacksburg, so the entry points to rentals are going to be consistently lower.