Originally posted by @Scott Morgan:Steven Bond that would be great, I'd really be interested in discussing the opportunity with other investors.

You could test it and see how it goes but I think you'll have more vacancy and might have to lower prices to keep them full.

This post was to make sure I had everything in order before approaching them.

Many investors actually look for properties that have been on the market longer than the average for that area....and then they put in a low ball offer.As I mentioned, I'm in NC...the slim chance that a buyer will come offer full price for an over-priced property is what we call "a buyer from California". 

@Daryus Cash trying to understand the point of your post?

Is this full doc or DSCR ? 

I didn't see a ton from before, was just posting as a warning for anyone he might con into working with him.

Most institutional lenders are going to require 25% or more down on such a property, so that might be a struggle for you based on your post.

My CPA says that I can deduct the expenses for 151 days but not for the full 294.

I’m 22, fresh out of college with a full time job.