So as long as you aren't buying bad deals you shouldn't have any problems paying them. 

It seems to me that you have a great potensial to achieve your goals as long as you always push the bar for your ability and desire to save.

That I do t mind the fence being as it is as long as I can instal a gate that is between our houses and could have access for making repairs and performing maintenance.

So as long as I am the homeowner I can pull any permit as long as I am the one completing the work, is there anyway to set the house up under an LLC after the rehab?

@Vanesa Figueroa - As long as you pick one and stick to it that is the most important. 

The government takes the position that you own $400,000 in assets and as long as you reinvest and remain fully invested at $400,000 you can defer all of your taxes, but when you either trade down or pull cash out you will begin to recognize and pay your taxes. 

I wouldn't mind 'paying' some rent, as long as the property overall cash flows when I move out and on to my next hack. 

as long as your not paying any fee's up front other than appraisal and maybe credit report ... sounds fine.. no way a lender can stay in business if they do not capture at least 5k per file no matter the size.fee's and points do not go lower exponentially as the loan amounts drop.so if your payint 12.5 on a 40k loan or 5k... your not going to pay 12.5% or 50k on a 400k loan like Jeff alluded to.. there is simply a minimum to stay in business

As long as the property makes cash flow when you withdraw your funds, and you can buy another home with those funds, you are nearly doubling your capacity.

When the property meets your criteria and you're in a multiple offer situation, it's okay to offer above asking...as long as you're not overpaying.