Even if you don't try to get credits or items repaired, just so you know what's going to need to be addressed after you buy the property.Typical inspection will run you $500-$750 depending on the inspector.

There you can present your deal and depending on the strength of the deal there may be other investors interested in doing a Joint Venture (JV) with you.  

It really also all depends on the tenants that can make upkeep either a scheduled maintenance thing or a nightmare.

That is enough of a down payment depending on how expensive the property is.

In my opinion using Google Analytics to identify sellers is kind of a retroactive response because once they hit your site they have already been targeted in some form or fashion. 

So, it depends on your goals and your other options.  

@Cary Ferguson Jr guess it depends on how low rents dropped during that recession, but based on what rents dropped to last time during the recession in this same area..I think I'd be fine. that's what I find so odd?? 

You went in for a buy, but you were not pre approved for a mortgage.You are not a veteran, because you are still on active duty.Appraisal, inspections, attorney fees, are always out of pocket, regardless of your mtg approval.You can get a regular loan- depends on how much.

It depends on how they structure the loan.

Hi Rosalyn.The direction you pick really depends on your exit strategy.