I made an offer within a few days of it coming back online and closed 4/21/2017 at $44,000 below the original listing price in less than 30 days.

While you've already explored Harrisburg, Allentown, and Scranton, consider expanding your search to include other rural towns around metro areas that might offer a more stable and landlord-friendly environment.

The most lucrative option Ohio Cashflow offered me was to use their real estate agent.

If you're the buyer often you're offering to do that which adds to your cost. 

I would love to hear any advice and insight.Thank you Did you follow-through with making the offer? 

Firstly, various government policies and programs aimed at promoting homeownership can sustain or increase these rates, even amidst rising prices and interest rates.

I'm confident someone with more expertise will offer more helpful insights soon.

I'm writing an offer on a property that I'm planning to pay all cash for. 

Those obsessed on just cash-flow need to put down the books and programs from 2014 and realize this is a different market. 

He offered to give us the 2% buyer agent fee toward our closing costs if we don’t use a realtor.