It sounds like you have equity in your property based on your numbers provided.

I'm obviously bias because I'm in the Chicago area, but I have partners constantly buying properties for ~$150k + ~$60k in Rehab and then ARV of $300k doing Cash Out Refi's based on Long Term Rentals or AirBNB, Flipping the properties, or Wholesaling the deals. 

It's a perfect place to start your real estate investing journey.Find and connect with other BP members that are in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/search/usersGood luck on everything!

The best comparables will be the most recent but if this type of property is uncommon in your market, you can go back as far as 9-12 months in your 'past-sale' search.

Determine your investment criteria based on your objectives, risk tolerance, target market, property type, cash flow needs, and desired returns.Gather a solid team of experts such as real estate agents, lenders, attorneys, contractors, property managers, and accountants to assist you on your real estate journey.

I am searching into the Plant City, FL area and actually going down to see a place this week.

.- rentals do not go under an S-corp, which is why a separate PM company was suggested- S-corp technique on reducing SE tax is both tricky and costly, and you cannot set up your salary arbitrarily- you can only base your 401k on the part that IS subject to SE tax- you usually cannot generate enough "earned income" from this 2-companies setup to make it worthwhile for 401kSee, it is not simple.

I am a realtor based in York, PA.

Based upon the dates in the pattern, this “lien” probably fell in the “gap” between commitment date and closing date. 

What type of property are you interested in, I could help you search right away.