Meant .25%

I meant to ask you after you brought it up, but never got around to it, how's your property management business going?

You said appraiser, but if you meant FHA inspector, we can compare notes. 2.

This is the fluid plan...

After working a notice at his previous job, however, the man found his new employers had postponed his start date by two weeks.That meant two weeks without pay – our people had been playing catch up ever since.At the meeting, I found out this new job was leading them to move to South Georgia; actually the husband was already there.

What @Eric Sztanyo posted is what I meant with the neighborhood has things going for it. 

If I had lived there prior to closing, I would have cancelled the contract - even if it meant losing my deposit.

Market and economy fundamentals cause everything ("rules" included) to always be fluid in that they never stay the same (except for the argument that CA properties will likely never hit the 2% rule).More important than the rules is just whether or not a property will cash flow or not, whether through monthly cash flow or appreciation.

When I said no money, I meant we have very little dollars...I know real estate investing is a great vehicle for building wealth and I want to build my skills now so I can get started on my own asap, helping as many people and investors as I can along the way!

I would be willing to pay a slight premium on price if it meant I could get something for <10% down.