Free or discounted rent is not much of an incentive (compared to SoCal where rents are significantly higher) out here because the demands exceed the value of the rent. 

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The fact that you have to pay two sets of closing costs is relatively minor compared to those things.

Either option depends on mostly one factor.....does it make sense to buy the lot and pay the costs of new construction, compared to what the market price for the duplex in good shape is.  

In short, I had plenty of work cut out for me if I bought this property.I negotiated with all of them a purchase agreement, which would involve my hiring a probate lawyer to help unravel the probate that occurred and try to get them the legal authority to sell me the house.

In some twisted logic of her's I defrauded her, so she never paid and never signed the paperwork for the Housing Authority, so they would pay me. 

I needed to see a lawyer.Day 3 - I was able to get an appointment with my attorney, who agreed with what the sheriff had told me and that no one had authority to take anything at the moment. 

They are really tiny compared to other Banks that's why you have to have a local relationship with them to get such good loans.

Here are the stats.Listed Price: $850 / MoMarket Range: $800 - $975 / MoMy Unit: Above Average compared to marketAnd, here are the results so far:Inquires to rent: 48 (in under 24 hours)Showings Held: 8 (So far, more scheduled)Applications 3 (So far)The only problem is all of the people that applied so far have credit under 650 and the person above 650 has an income of 2.7x of rent.

Basically, they want to see how much rent you're getting compared to the expected PITI of what your new mortgage will be...and they all use different formulas to decide how much money they'll cash out to you based on your rental income.So it's not just as simple as giving you 75% of the appraised value of your property.