It appears that there is not that big of a market for this.

Learn as much as you can, like you appear to be doing, but do not allow learning to replace moving forward. 

Okay, here are the details of what I found with filing dates:5/12/2014 - WARRANTY DEED: It appears that the duplex was purchased for $147,700.

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You will not have appropriate coverage if you use those policies.There are specific insurance programs for flipping. 

Are there affiliate programs for wholesalers?

@Annette Hibbler It appears that your email drip campaign is focused on traditional real estate instead of REI.

Quick update: we made an offer on Fairfield property & the offer is basically dead (at the moment), seller is refusing to drop below $360k ($5k below current ask), so I'll circle back in a few weeks to see if they've decided to finally get with the program and sell (vs getting foreclosed).Came across another very compelling unit, but there are already 6 offers (of which at least 1 is full ask), so not likely to be able to get that one.Working on getting our home on the market (we're delaying till 3rd week in May when our daughter finds out if she will be doing clinical rotations in Philly area hospitals - she's finishing up 2nd year medical school). 

Lawrence,With your credit score, for a low down payment program you should be looking at a conventional 97% LTV program, preferably either HomeReady or Home Possible as they have better mortgage insurance rates as well as interest rates.