if you just found this on Realtor.com, and don't know anything about the market, you will end up like this guy.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1193623-rent-...

The numbers give you a range of values for discussion/negotiation purposes, but in reality a deal like this isn't a market rate deal because there isn't a broad "market" for a property like this.

Off market deal brought to me by my realtor.

Or get a tenant in there at market rates? 

Interested in flipping a home that would qualify based on HERS rating + energy savings and would like to partner with a lender to market the property as eligible for EEM.

Hi Ian,I might do that deal if I also felt that the rental amount was projected to go up (like in a high growth market) or if appreciation looked to be promising and I wanted to exit the investment in a short period of time but in general, by doing the deal with only a 6% profit, the margins are slim to make it worth it in the short term at least.~ Lindsey

That will help break down that market and give direct insight on deals there.

Being nit picky and requiring the repairs is the new norm in todays market in my opinion.

I’m trying to stick to a market with properties less than 200k.

Are you looking to do private lending or buy notes on the secondary market?