Being a real estate agent is not something you can approach casually and hope to start receiving "capital" if you actually want to make money you have to go balls to the wall and create a full blown business (which is what I'm doing right now, actually still waiting to take my RE test, this is just what I've observed).

Yes, I asked the realtor for the updated property taxes, but received 2015’s tax amount.

Essentially, my seller is willing to do some owner financing in addition to the FHA loan.

There has been additional schools and plants built here, we have 4 seasons, and for the most part our weather is not extreme.

If a property only receIves one offer then that is who would get the property (after negotiating the price).

What I am confused about is that when I purchased the property, all 7 units were receiving $500 p/month for a gross monthly of $3500 and $42,000 annually.

@Anthony Ciulla What you describe (further developing a property with additional units if zoned correctly) is very doable - that's mostly what we've been doing in SD for the past 5 years.Be very careful, though - the costs associated with doing it are far, far greater than most people expect.  

Here are my numbers.Make 60 k per year at my job.1st home receive 2025 in rent .. mortgage is 1575.

I would probably avoid that language in the advertisement but then make it clear when an offer is received that the seller does not offer any credits or repairs.

I am planning to buy and hold for 10 years and sell it for my child education and my retirement.Or if I hav the finance increase the value by building a mini commercial complex like McDonald,postal service,petrol station,etc,The location is a issue now.Either I should buy in urban or rural area.If you need any other additional info please let me know.Tonnes of appreciation