I’d like help double checking my numbers, reviewing the contract for AS -IS purchase, my next steps I.e. escrow or additional documents.

In addition, let's assume that all other expenses were correctly estimated including property management fees (10%). 

the above property is in my IRA, however, it needed some additional repairs that i had to pay out of pocket. 

In addition, I currently have my existing primary residence on the market as well.

Currently I am living in a 50k home i bought for 14k a few years back.I have it paid off and I have an additional 40k to invest.I made a short sale deal on a property 7mo ago that is finally looking like its going to happen.

How are some ways going about securing an additional investor when there is little to no experience in real estate or managing a property?

Hi Kevin, I am not sure, but I will bet @Denise Evans has a good opinion on it.

Your best bet is to find a multi-family property that is mis-managed, has below-market rents, or needs to be renovated; then you can take the steps necessary to improve its performance.

I can bring some additional cash to the deal at refi to get to the DSCR in case the rents are off.  

The place I'm looking at is a double-wide and has a brick 1/2 front facade and a two room addition.