Seems like you will end up having 30% down rather than 20 or 25.   

It does seem odd that they would stick all the debt on one person though.

Rent roll seems strong.

They seem to cater to the mom n pop investor such as yourself and not strictly Institutional or other High Net Individuals.  

I looked briefly into the NH market and there seemed to be lots of opportunity there I would love to hear from someone  that has experience  investing there

I'll make a list of expenses I think I will encounter.Purchase - 65000Rent-  650Taxes monthly - 105Insurance monthly- 62Vacancy 5% - 32Repair 5% - 32Mortgage - 278All that puts me at 509 expenses versus 650 rent to be at 141 cash flow monthly.I have calculated the CoCR a couple different ways because I am certain that the house is rent ready now but I also figured it with some rehab expenses just in case I find something.141x12= 16921692/16000(down payment plus closing)= 10.5% CoCR1692/18000(down payment, closing, and 2k rehab) = 9.4%Like I said before 650 seems like the safe route for potential rent.

Bham and Tacoma seem to be the two places where people are fleeing to as Seattle gets more ridiculously expensive with each passing month.

It seems all the meetups are in North Austin so any help for this general area would be appreciated.Thanks

. $4500 seems like A LOT of money to transfer our digital plans into CAD (the contractor already built-out our design ideas on his laptop's software) and have an engineer ensure we're using the right beams in the right places.

It seems that Rentigo.com makes its money on the tenant side.