@Ben Toth, It all depends on the niche you are choosing to pursue.For wholesaling: Big Buks for Junk Houses by Randy Phillips & If you cant wholesale after this I have nothing for you by Todd FlemingLease Options: Turn Key Investing with lease options by Matthew ChanOwner Financing: My Life & 1,000 Houses: The Art of Owner Financing by Mitch StephensGeneral: The Millionaire Real Estate Investor By Gary KellerThese books along with several others give you an idea of what is possible.

@John Jimenez, it really depends on what your goals are and what your plans for the property are.

That value could go up or down depending on the specific factors of your market.If you apply for a refinance or other loan using your property for collateral, the bank will most likely order a new appraisal and base the loan on the current appraised value.

Depending on the terms I would like 12%-15% on the notes but that is negotiable based on everything else.Where did you find the deal?

Everything is dependent on price. 

Price to pay really depends on your personal investment strategy and target ROI.

It all depends on what I do in my career field.

ARV would be between $350,000 $365,000 depending on level of finishes. 

Since I'm looking outside of my area, I'm 100% dependent on my agent, so I want someone reliable and dedicated who is interested in providing good service for buyers and not just sellers/listings.

The trust's beneficiaries are private and could possibly a violation for someone to require the disclosure (depending on the state).