@Felton Johnson we also need the tax accessed value so we can calculate the EXACT taxes - a range of "$800-$900" seems too vague.$800 in annual taxes would be a $80k accessed property if it was recently owner occupied and you used 1% or $40k if it was a rental and you are correctly using 2% to figure the annual taxes for a non-owner occupied rate.

Home Depot has literally thousands of vanity offerings on-line, in all price/quality ranges.

@Ralphy Rosado I would check out the Culver Merchants area or 19th ward for a mid-range property, with Maplewood below that for an intermediate neighborhood.  

I've got to get better at taking notes too.Average Single Family in Edmonton climbed to $435,430 CADIt's very difficult to cash flow anything unless you have a mid range house below 400 and it has a basement suite.

Can you give me an idea of what you are looking for; price range, repairs, bedrooms etc.........Roland

So then you can search for things like properties within this price range inside a city with crime rates in 2013 less than a certain number, weather wise less than so many inches of rainfall, and within one mile of where sea turtles nested.  

Do you stick by a 65% or 70% ARV "rule" or when the home prices are in this range or are you just looking for a big enough spread in actual dollars?

I'm looking to acquire in the $80-150k range (even if that means a little fixing up).  

Its just the same as in our area- house in North End and Ocean Lakes are going to sell at a lot different price ranges/

Costs can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars depending on the audio and video quality you want.In Turners video he is using an external mike for better audio quality.