When you do that, then add an additional 10%.

Make sure you factor in your flood insurance cost and I would also require renters to have additional flood insurance for contents on top of their regular renters insurance.

I became interested in part because my family was in a bad car accident where 2 kids street racing hit us and almost killed the 4 of us including my 5 month old son and 3 year old daughter. 

Additionally, many states have such a system (Unified Judicial) so just search for your state of interest, and start searching.

Let me know if you have any additional questions. 

I have a 30'x30' (footprint) home with 4 dormers, all hipped, plus the additional top hip, and a porch roof with another hip. 

PP $210kDP $15kRequired roof repair $15kInspection currently taking place this morning so unknown additional repair costsCurrent rents $2345 Owner paid W/S/G & exterior electric $544taxes $2200 /yrInsurance (awaiting accurate quote) estimated $1200/yrSeller financing $195k at 5.85% 5 year balloon amortized over 30 years with monthly payment of $1150.

I'm happy to point you to some additional resources, including my own writings here on BP.

1) If you still live in the property that you bought using the FHA loan, I would cash out refinance to 80% via a Fannie Mae loan, for a loan amount of $148,000.00 with no MI. 2) I would take the additional 15-20K and use it to pay down the 3rd property you bought after having an appraisal to request the MI be removed.

This Auction was for a 4/2 on oversized corner lot with an additional 2000+ sf of warehouse space for great price in rural town in Texas.