Anywho, I can't say I'd be comfortable with using a different address than my own if I were to move to Detroit.

The calls may not yield anything at first but take each call and start to get comfortable talking with the potential seller.  

Emotional support animals and comfort animals would be included as a reasonable accommodation under HUD rules.

I'm most comfortable around the $200,000 price point.  

Agreed on the 1400 a month for dining, that's seems a little steep...Thanks for your reply.

To that respect, you should offer what you feel comfortable offering.

I personally look at what other investments are available, what return they might provide, and how much risk is involved.If this deal did not meet your needs and you were not comfortable with it, then you made the right call.  

I’m the type of person who looks into the fine print and has the grit to push through to make something happen; I understand real estate is a challenging, long-term game and I’m comfortable with that.Questions and challenges: Should I look into down payment assistance and use the money from my father to improve a property/force appreciation instead?

Also, you can play around with the interest rate and years for balloon to see what payment would work out for you and the number you would be comfortable with for balloon payment in a few years.

The insurance quote could come down some but i'm comfortable with the coverage offered at that price.Monthly Income:$1,720.00Monthly Expenses:$1,281.99Monthly Cashflow:$438.01Pro Forma Cap Rate:10.43%NOI:$9,910.40Total Cash Needed:$27,750.00Cash on Cash ROI:18.94%Purchase Cap Rate:10.43%Total operating expenses:Mortgage expenses:Vacancy:$68.80Repairs:$86.00CapEx:$103.20Insurance:$392.00Management:$154.80P&I:$387.85Property Taxes:$89.33