It is a very clever, creative, and potentially profit rich strategy!! 

@Margaret RodriguezMy biggest concern for you would be that a clever tenant can drag out the eviction process for a long time.

Sure, it's clever to buy the property- but then get together with the homeowners, cut a deal to sell it to them, and earn a tidy profit without pissing everybody off.

Sure, it's clever to buy the property- but then get together with the homeowners, cut a deal to sell it to them, and earn a tidy profit without pissing everybody off. 

this is a clever way to play the game

Sometimes we can do clever things with LTV, for people putting above bare minimum down and not maxed out on DTI.5.

The tenant washed all of his clothing and linens, bagged up his mattresses and box springs in sealed casings, and applied diatomaceous earth around all parts of his apartment at this cost.

I own a cleaning and linen service in myrtle beach sc .

An example of a property I visited is 80 rooms, 40 down pending repairs (no AC, smelly, bathroom issues, etc), 5 was used for laundry (owner somehow installed residential grade washers), linen room, furniture storage, etc. to top that, the rest is not occupied fully all the time.

The PM firm's CEO I've been dealing with worded his response cleverly.