Estimated taxes aren't deductible- they're just you paying your taxes.

You aren't even saving enough for the 1 item.

So unless you're going to call and say "hello, I would like to put 25.09% down on a home purchase," the terms/fees/apr/etc advertised aren't applicable to you and need not be honored (it goes without saying that "Joe Consumer" isn't going to click on "legal disclosures" in size 5 font at the bottom to read the below snip, so "Joe Consumer" would never know that 25.09% is the magic code to get what was advertised).I could go on, but basically there's no way to advertise rates online and be honest about it.

Sometimes you aren't saving yourself anything if you do it yourself. 

Of course, MI is high if your credit scores aren't pretty great.

And any basic rehab (carpets, paint) aren't going to force too much appreciation. 

If so, may I ask why you aren't self managing?   

If the vehicles not removed, then they'll pick it up.If the vehicle is operational, properly registered, and belongs to you neighbor two doors down, the cops aren't going to play that game. 

The ARV just doesn't support the cost of the repairs and the rents aren't high enough to cover the higher mortgage at the time of cash out. 

In just 8 months the replacement dryer is no longer working properly (sounds like same problem as last time- the clothes aren’t drying completely).