Lower price points and I'm working on building a track record and resume to have potential investors fund me.

Pushing an AC unit into the building to gain access is pretty invasive.

Because I need access to MLS, I joined local MLS - $800/yr plus $98 for supra key.

It's been challenging getting accurate comps, and I'm leaning toward deciding that MLS access will be worth getting the license.

Once you are confident with the numbers you can work on a budget for the Reno Feel free to reach out if you need any help as I have Lubbock MLS access 

You may want to look into modular homes- I have not done it personally but the quality seems to be there and the price seems to be lower than a traditional stick build.

I'm trying to get into a home in Washington state, which I can make changes to, to make it handicapped accessable for my mother.

I have St Augustine and NEFL MLS access but anyone have any idea how I could get avg DOM for particular zip codes in Flagler, Marion and Volusia counties?  

I would also "stress test" your #'s when you are buying a property, as in can I still make $ if the vacancy rate in my area jumps 5% or you have to lower your projected rental income by $50-$100 month.  

So from my "limited research" I was under the impression that you would bid at about 5-10% lower than the foreclosure price, but these bids are about 50% + lower.