Then there would also be something about the original closing attorney E & O insurance, except that that attorney filed bankruptcy, due to one of their partners embezzling funds.......I might try to find out who now has the files - bankruptcy trustee - and whether they have access to those closing files and see whether there's a water lien query in the file, which was answered with 'no outstanding water bills' from the water company

E-mail me with any questions. 

BTW expect the rates of these from banks etc to be somewhere between 9-12% at a min - which in most cases does not provide enough juice from the squeeze. 

Who else but Boomers are slow-typing into Google "V-a-c-a-t-i-o-n R-e-n-t-a-l T-a-h-o-e"?

Quote from @Randall E Collins: Another real estate agent I see.

Just like medical, e commerce, or real estate brokerage.  

The rise of e-commerce has spurred demand for last-mile distribution centers and industrial properties.

I would also think about E/O (errors and omissions) insurance coverage. 

The only problem is I live 4 hours away and the home might need a-lot of capital to fix up and I don't know if the juice will be worth the squeeze. 

I have a couple of ideas on how to approach the seller but I want to get your juices flowing and see what other creative ideas ya'll can come up with.