i believe that the right property up here will bring substantial gains.

I don;t know even a single landlrod who permits new, un house trained puppies.At any rate, it was you and your dogs who ruined the caprpet, so you get to pay to fix the damage.If your puppy did any other damage, such as chewing the baseboards or cabinets, you can expect to pay for that, too.The next time you want a puppy, study up on crate training before you bring the puppy home.Since your husband got the puppy over your objection, take the fee for the carpet out of his allowance.

He was supposed to bring another lease to sign but never did.

If i get a loan for the Rehab and Payoff, how much would i need to bring to the table?

Now how do I go about bringing this up to the bank before we purchase?

The more I look at your posting it brings up more ???

I'll do everything I can in terms of location, rent, and screening to cant things toward bringing in qualified, young professional/young family tenants, but being new to this, I don't expect to get exactly what I'm looking for, every time.

The seller actually had to bring $1,200 to closing for back taxes.

And there's lots of ways to bring that gain down to a reasonable level.The key is to try to get as much of your income as possible at lOW RATES.

listing it at point down the road, even at 330, after foreclosure is stupid and will bring a much much larger loss then selling it right now for 330 w 5% to the realtors.