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If it's fat and busting buttons, I have a big smile :DI keep it relatively simple.

., @Mark Allen and @David Veeder.

So, as properties in an area surpass the $130K mark, there will be significantly less investors buying, because they cannot cash flow over this level generally. 

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@Mark Neiger this is going to sound a bit preachy but I majored in finance in college and I was taught that you can't really talk about return without talking about risk.

You even get issues like investor buys materials to control costs, but in reality many contractors can get materials at discounted rates, and yes then mark them up a little.

(We did not receive any negative marks on the appraisal indicating any reason for a low appraisal.  

And even if you can do a loan like that you will be paying PMI and a higher payment which will further increase the negative cash flow on the property.If you can sell the property subject too the existing mortgage at or above the $145K mark with a sizable down payment, then I'd explore that option.  

From what I've seen, the reset button for the filter indicator light can be pushed at any time without having changed the filter, so you can't rely on that.