@KC FrankSounds that this kind of opportunities would work for your lifestyle but make sure you understand how much money you're going to make and what the rules are, as it might be way less than you think and also there are rules attached to your investment that are outside of your control.

It is border line blasphemy to call the Amarillo area North Texas, that is the Texas Panhandle.

What I mean is, if the optionor winds up having involuntary liens attached to the property after the option, but before its exercised, is title acquired by the optionee subject to the judgments? 

@Dillon Cook Ya I always remove carpet, I was thinking maybe Stickdown vinyl since it is water proof and is attached to the subflooring.

@Rodolfo VelezJust going to leave the attached right here, below.Never got a revised term sheet.  

Potential attached ADU for house hacking or the S&P 500/401k matching.

Background:Legal 3 Family home with long term tenants and  has other streams of income attached to the property off the books, so it cash flows very nicely.

I'd look at land and zoning use variance process in your city and build what you want with a stacked triplex. the one we do in columbus infill is attached we are breaking ground on the first one soon. you can build the same anywhere in the country this building is a stacked 2 bed 1 bath per unit 700 sq ft (as small as possible I used to live in this floorplan) and I think it reduces construction cost and maximizes return for just rental as well as appreciation and price per unit. smaller homes sell for more per sq ft. 

Bottom line: the lien will remain attached to the condo, with or without a sale.....unless/until the IRS releases the lien from the condo. 

Is there a site out there that pulls in data from probate, divorce, absentee owners etc does a deal analysis to allow you to spend time on equity positioned properties and then also has SEO capabilities with a website attached and a robust CRM?