Daniel,  I think you  need to get with a qualified realtor, and by qualified I mean knows your market well and has proven their skill, to have them tell you what the after repair value is going to be.

If you proceed without any adjustments, the following will be true: - 50% of your potential depreciation recapture will be recognized immediately and become taxable in the year of sale

Recognize that it's unlikely that everything stays conservative in how reality unfolds - chances are, between rent growth, appreciation, and interest rates, something is going to move at an above-average pace.

This place should be about educating someone as to why this person is a scam and not mocking them for not recognizing.

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

Once you get the property most you won't be able to resell for at least a year because the new owner will want/need title insurance and that likely won't be possible as title companies recognize the risks with the whole tax sale process.

Hey @Ashdale Pitter and @Tyler Walker I wanted to reopen this discussion, as I recognize it is over a year old. 

If you consistently analyze properties, recognizing a good deal will be much easier when it shows up.

When we compared options a few years ago it was the best proven product for us at the time.

Removing watermarks in Photoshop is more time consuming than most scammers are willing to commit to.....BUT I noticed they only used the pic of the front of the house, all the other pics were from other houses listed for rent in the area....I recognized some from pulling rent comps.