The third you won't learn behind a computer screen.

But, if the IRA simply could not do the deal without access to those personal funds, then you have enabled the IRA and that could be viewed by the IRS as a benefits.  

This looks like a road (click View Map) but has been through a couple of tax deed sales and a QCD for $5k.  

Make sure you use a realtor for help screening your tenants.

Due to the age of some rentals, other items to consider is concrete driveways / walkways, septic and sewer (if property is on well/septic), landscaping, entry doors / screen doors (my tenants like to ding them up moving stuff in/out, so replacement is about every 5 years or so.

Its actually pretty ideal from a maintenance point of view.

Screen Shots would helpAlso what script do you use when the owner calls you back?

The investors we support typically are buying 3/2 or 2/2 block homes with no pool (for liability reasons).These are HUD houses, and usually only need a light to medium rehab.In the area you described, the rental market is strong, just make sure you have a good screening process.

First thing before digging too deep into the other parts of DD is to do a virtual view of the house.

With working full time, I was not able to view/make decision within a few hrs.