Condos have the most law suites against them, period.

Hahahah WTFI love it you filthy animal lol 🤣I know it's illegal but I would tare down $40,000 worth of work for lack of payment.Have seen it done many times lolI started my career as a laborer in Sydney.Swept floors for 4 years and carried sheetrock, studs, etc...High rise office fit-outs.Could never take the elevator with the white collar folks as we "where" filthy animals.Funny thing is, I made more money than most of the suit and tie guys 🖕Construction in Oz is very well paid and not much shady biz in not getting paid.But yes, treated like S#@% over there also.

After two inspections on the swimming pool, we were informed that the fiberglass coating has failed.

@Michael Baum I guess I am looking for an area that is better suited all year round.

War zone properties are another breed on their own, often local investors are suited for those. 

You could also find a home with an ADU or mother-in-law suite or back.

This seems like a question better suited for an attorney familiar with tax liens.

The secondary suite "ohana" is going to make comps very difficult.

I would leans towards Class A or B (going for appreciation and higher quality tenant but your price points will be higher) not Class C which I think is better suited for locals who are physically there to check on properties and see what tenants are doing to the properties (good or bad things) and what's happening in the neighborhood.  

My MTR is suited for travel medical professionals and digital nomads so I market it only on Furnished Finder.