The market you're looking in is probably limited, eventually they will both show you the same properties, and then what?

I'd charge just enough rent to cover my taxes and insurance, plus a small return on capital, and a small chunk for expected repairs, so about $250 a month.Now the newbie part of me kicks in, I know I need a landlord insurance policy, how much roughly would insurance run on such a property ?

Guess the business to be in is the demo business!

Do you know of any other properties that I might be interested in?".. I

They also have a pay by the minute, $3.00 service I have little faith in. I

As far as rent-to-own, I've never done it but I'm sure others can chime in. I

Yes, ask your attorney to review your documents as to "form and content" as applicable to the jurisdiction you operate in. I

In an area where most of the people are new to the area, it's hard to find anyone with any kind of track record to speak of to work with.Will Barnard feel free to chime in! I

Turns out my DSC Ratio is 0.7, and buying a house through the zero down VA program that you wish to invest in is a bad idea.

If the market you're making offers in is anything like most other markets (i.e. low inventory + lots of buyers and multiple offers), then I would say you have zero chance of getting an offer that low accepted on listed property.