They are delaying listing their homes until the threat has passed. 3) Because of the decreased inventory, prices have moved higher in desirable areas, or have moved significantly lower in the big cities (NYC is prime example).

Front house, 3Br/1 & 1/2 BaBack house, 1BR/1BA1,843 sq ft. 5,663 sq ft. lotSale $650,0008% interest = $52,000Total = $702,000/30= 23400/12= $1950 a month$1950+650(tax)+180(insurance)+$200(repair funds)= $2980Rental comps for 3Br/2Ba $2200-$25001Br/1Ba $1200-$1600With conservative rent income $2200+1200=$3400Cash flow $3400-2980=$420 a monthLet me know what you guys think and tell me if I did anything wrong or if I need to increase or decrease any of my numbers. 

There are two ways to make it cash flow,  decrease expenses and increase revenue. 

We are in the position that we could decrease our monthly rents by over 30% across the board and still cover PITI.

Home ownerships is decreasing.

In most businesses when you expand your operations, economies of scale make it cheaper and more efficient and you decrease your expenses.

I think you probably have a minimum needed for properties 1 through 3, then $$ held per door can probably decrease.

If I put down 30% on a 30 yr conventional loan, my cash flow is around 750 and I'm out of pocket about 67k (including the 10k for potential rehab.)The main question im asking is if there is a creative way I could decrease the out of pocket?

Interest rates are more likely to increase than decrease over the next ten years.  

The inspection led to a slight decrease of agreed purchase price (from 206K to 205.5) but what really shook the boat was the first appraisal report.