There are also some MFH options in north Dallas (Inside the loop so actual Dallas). 

Would you make an offer on this property based on these projected returns?

I've called some companies and it seems like the price varies somewhere between 10-20k to move one, based on a number of different variables.

Once you have an established budget/pre-approval, you can rule out specific markets based on price points. 

Are there strategies or options you can recommend to someone like me, who is both just starting out and has limited funds (worst combo ever?)?   

It just takes longer days on market (30-60 days) and lots of conversations with landlords explaining why people have more options and go with the best one for the dollar and why we have to be more flexible in terms of pricing and requirements these days.

If your goal is something longer term or diversification based, maybe treat the down payment like a CD with a big potential bonus that'll pay out when you refi when rates drop, or 1031 exchange into something bigger in 10 years. 

@Kristi Johnson see if you can find a HELOC option or find the right deal that covers the higher rate of a refinance.

Thanks in advance.Sell it on a Lease Option, get 10% down.

If a wholesale deal yields $10,000 on the low end, the value here far exceeds that.Also, I understand that Affirm is optional.