My market is the top growing in Wisconsin, however my neighborhood I believe has pretty standard bedrooms on the main level.

On my owner financing deal (I was seller) the title company had an attorney they use draft the terms in the standard promissory note (our agreed on rate, am period, etc).

Here are my updated monthly estimates on standard cash flow (not including any "bonuses" like appreciation and principle reduction)... any additional thoughts would be appreciated.  

I first heard about this notion of "no PMI" on this week's BP "newbie" podcast where the guest found a bank which kept the standard interest rate and did not require 20% down for no PMI.

I received the profit and loss standard sheet for the year 2015 and looking to get an updated one for last year.

Realtors are held to a higher standard than the general public and our duty is to look out for our client's best interest.  

@Ungwang Boiteto I would say @J Scott's www.123flip.com is a gold standard.

But..this is extremely rare - and I never heard of this on a standard home bought by a small investor.

The financing is what really scares me.I'm estimating what the property's value would be at a 7% cap rate, which is around standard here.  

Or maybe buy one, live there, rent it next year and rinse repeat your next few years and graduate debt free with a few cabins on small lots.Yes, if you want a standard multiplex or stick built house, it may have to wait for a full time job, bank lending and such.