Hope these brisk mornings have been invigorating! 

Does anyone think that these factors are deal breakers?

It's a cost of doing business and factor it in.

Good morning!   

I am in Washington State and now is our tax deed sale season, I am going to my first sale on Wednesday morning to get an idea of how the entire process works. 

Lots of factors here, some manageable some not so ideal however the numbers seem to work every way I run themI was contacted by the son of a deceased mother who after her death, found out she owned several properties. 

(Google FINRA financially fragile renters) showing most can't come up with a couple of grand in thirty days(or some metric like that)..On the personal manager side, for example, have you noted how renters may have trouble with simple tasks a homeowner completes regularly, be it pulling out a trash or recycling bin in the morning, sweeping a porch, or doing something as simple as buying and changing a light bulb (had some of those)..what are the odds they can save monthly for the downpayment, study the homebuying process, and take care of the place. 

I also spend hours running very comprehensive CMA reports on properties to analyze their list factors, sold factors and the average percentages of their tax assessment value that they are selling for as well.

What is your best recommendation based on wear factor along with the high heat in the summer time? 

And I accepted her this morning, so we're moving forward with the rental.