I put in a picture of my excel spreadsheet that I used on BP (Link) A couple of things:This house is essentially move in ready - if I were able to flip, I would love to preserve some equity.

The current SAR consists of five parts, as follows:Part I: Reporting Financial Institution Information Part II: Suspect Information Part III: Suspicious Activity Information Part IV: Contact for Assistance Part V: Suspicious Activity Information Explanation/Description Completing the SAR correctly is essential to compliance with the rule.

Having cards from all different banks is essential for mitigating the risk of worst case scenarios (i.e...house sits on market or flip is a FLOP).  

I would definitely recommend that you check out the deal analyzer under the tools section to make sure you are running your numbers right on your first deal.

Welcome @Darryle Nowell BP is a great tool to get educated and meet like minded folks.

You can use the tool above to get prior readings.  

I imagine if I'm paying off the principal from #1, that it's lowering the interests paid and is essentially "removing" the 50k from the loan as if it was never there.My reasoning is that I want to go with #1 so that I have the option to pay slower if need be

Seems like you have already had all the tools, you probably just need the knowledge and cash to start for it.

In just poking around, I ran across this website and thought it might be useful for others. http://www.unitedstateszipcodes.org/  I have recently moved and I am still discovering the statistics of my area. Some screen...

., is then presented by nTrustent.Additionally, nTrustent has a tool that will help buyers, and sellers too, evaluate what their ROI would be depending on price, and repair estimates.