Is $134,900 the market value of the house, or was it an artificially inflated listing price? 

Take gross rents, subtract expenses (insurance, taxes, maintenance, lawn, property management (must include even if managing yourself) etc. then subtract mortgage.

Rates are artificially low just like in 2004-2006.

Nothing really wrong with the house other than the lawn is burned as hell.Again, this all could of been avoided if they had just informed me what was going on.

As our property management company grows I would like to have a staff to handle all of the plowing, lawn care, and maintenance so we can profit on all of the different services.  

And I can't imagine how oil prices can be held down for much longer unless if artificially so.

Special assessments only show up if you have something unpaid or didn't do something, such as unpaid Water Works bills, or fines for debris cleanup, lawn care, or snow removal.

You can read about their case study, but their Artificial Intelligence has determined that if you lend at least $3,600 ($25/loan) one's risk of loss is reduced to almost $0.

The book I'm reading now(Frank Gallinelli's "What Every RE Investor Needs to Know About CF") mentions expenses like insurance, repairs, taxes, trash service, lawn care, utilities, etc. 

Verify that the Electrical/Gas are individually metered and are being billed out to the tenants, as they are not listed on expenses.You'll be having some sort of Lawn Care/Snow-Removal fee since it's a M/F property.