But in addition to his reduced fee, I'm still looking at an average of $5k for the foreclosure attorney.I've never done this (and never will again), so I'm wondering if this is typical for a nonjudicial foreclosure.

Congrats on the twins, typically better location attracts Better tenant, where as upcoming neighborhoods doesn’t, so your exit strategy comes into play.

Typically cost for house only, does not include land development costs, landscaping, driveway etc. it also does not include costs such as getting site plan approvals, architect or engineering fees

Typically, 1000 leads minimum, $0.20/per lead. ($200).

Here are the LTV hits for investment properties, and the letters "N/A" next to 10% down should let you know the odds of negotiating that:The 'hits' above are in discount points, not rate. 0.125% to rate translates to 0.35 to 0.75 discount points typically.

I am no lending expert nor do I pretend to be one, with that said, typically conventional loans are used to fund investment properties.  

Even the most inept landlords typically do not let the tenants stay without paying rent since 2012. 

Typically, that would be geared towards making a commission upfront on deals or flipping so you get the income now.Both great strategies, but it depends on the stage of life that you are in at this moment. 

How much does it typically cost ?

However, typically if you buy cash, that percentage tends to be lower than if you borrow.