Asking Price: $54,9003BR / 1BA, 1,000 sq ft, built 1966.Rent: $750/moFinancing / P&IPurchase Price (ultra-conservative): $54,90020% down: $10,98080% financed at 5.00% over 30 years - P&I: $235/moExpenses10% Vacancy: $75/mo10% Prop Mgmt: $75/mo10% Maint Reserves: $75/moTaxes: $81/mo (based on assessed value ~$30K higher than purchase price)Insurance: $60/mo (estimated)Advertising: $8/mo (will mostly use free web-based media)Total Expenses: $374/moCashflow to the face: ~$141/mo.Looks good to me.

I discovered the Homepath loan on the Fannie Mae "Homepath" web-site (http://www.homepath.com/?

I've also assumed an equal cost for unit #4 as my current rent, as I am going to move into this - if I rented it out externally, I would predict $1200 -$1250 in rent based on comps.ExpensesI'm assuming all other expenses are in the mortgage.

I have read to check the tax assessor record and see who is buying multiple houses, it's around $260 or so for access to the tax assessor's web site.

The best place on the web in my opinion.

I have tried craigslist, trulia, the QU off campus web site, social media and have a sign in the front yard.

For conventional, AIM Loan has a great web site that is very transparent, and unbeatable rates: 30yr fixed for SFR investment property is currently 4.00% w/ zero points.

Ive searched the web over the last 2 days and cant find any companies that offer this.

Regardless of where you live a quick web search should easily provide you with 10-20 lenders you can call. 

Hi everyone,Are there any resources/web sites that I can zoom in with common search criteria like good school district, crime status, growth forecast, historical sale, etc.. ?