Trying to buy a single family home in north FL or more like planning to, my main thing is I'm not sure how much money i need saved up to start this process Looking to buy under 70k nothing big 2 bedroom probably can be a fixer upper.

Ceiling heingt is about 5’11”· Main floor will be 3 bed 1 bath unit also 1100 sq ft· Second floor will be 4 bed 1 bath also 1100 sq ft. · Existing HVAC is Forced air gas furnace.

When you first look into Indianapolis there's likely going to be a lot of info or posts about Fountain Square- I wanted to touch base on this first and say from the start- FS was BOOMING not that long ago- one of the main reasons being that the numbers here made a lot of sense (I'm talking about purchase price point here mainly) now as most home owners do, they've seen a lot of neighborhood changes, and in most cases talked to neighbors that have gotten "X amount" for their home and the natural thought of "What could I sell for now too??"

Does anyone know where we might get financing on an upgraded single wide with no slab or anchoring in Maine ?

As well as agreeing with those folk who say $11k closing cost seems way too high, I suggest that the main issue you have (as with any Investor who can get cash out of thin air) is holding out until you find the right bargain (rather than only relying on future value increases which may or may not continue). 

That being said, they really look at two 4 main things: 1.

Mainly just curious.Disclaimer: I have an agent who is great with getting me information about a property when I ask, and who has several alerts setup with the Utah MLS.

We have Long term renters on the main level, and rent the basement to travel nurses.

We have Long term renters on the main level, and rent the basement to travel nurses.

Can someone point me towards one on the site.I am looking for something geared towards a beginner investor, mainly I’d like to know about the financing side of buying a house how to finance it properly to get a house to live then rent it out with a positive cash flow.I seen a few books like the Book on rental property investing by Brandon Turner.