A lot of parents want to put their kids in Dorchester District 2 schools, and Ladson is on the fringe of being DD2 and Berkeley County.

Pick a popular school district, and research homes in that district and you'll be fine.

. - you will have to prove source of funds for the purchase - if you opened any new unsecured debt when purchasing the home then that debt must be paid off when cashing out. 

@Kevin Gallagher you've already received some really great tips in this thread from @Travis Moe and @Nathan Wankel I would definitely think about the school district you purchase in.

Rental calculator seems to suggest this is a good deal according to 1% rule ( not quite 2% but looks pretty good to me already ), the rent estimate was a guess from a near by rental ( there aren't many rentals in Beavercreek somehow ).Above average SD , all three schools are rated 7 ( not sure if this is considered as B, B+ area ).Obviously the numbers would only make sense when the estimate rent can be archived, so my questions for Dayton / Beavercreek BPer - Does Beavercreek have high rental demands ?

I have two properties I have found but do not have the capital to fund them.

Thanks for the reply they did Came to my school I spoke to them, I gotta pay 150 every month and I don’t have that now but I’m actually taking class for notary I’ll start when that 1st and will talk about business thanks again 

You could look through a church or school that you are a part of?

Dilapidated properties, train tracks, school zones, busy roads, air strips, gun clubs, flood zones, etc.My goal is always to make sure that my buyer goes into an offer with their eyes wide open and as much negative information as possible. 

Pre-Payment Penalty: If they have one, is it a flat penalty or does it have step down component like 6% of loan amount if paid off in year 1 / 5% if paid of in year 2 / 4% if paid off in year 3 / 3% if paid off in year 4 or is there a loan yield maintenance fee if paid off earlyUse of Funds: What are the funds being used for?