So as you can imagine, it's a wreck.

Curt we tried the paid off home owners and it was a train wreck!

This is very exciting, but nerve-wrecking at the same time.

But, I do my own property management.No issue booting one tenant, but since they have already wrecked it, maybe readjust expectations and see how many months you can get from them to defer the rehab costs.

The worst property we bought was an $18,000.00 'Wrecking Ball Special' which had not been taken care of and vandals had painted on the outside, thieves had broken in and stolen things but not the wiring luckily. 

I also wasn't sure on whether or not this would wreck your credit.3) This is admittedly a TERRIBLE idea.

So they all are going to get a piece of this deal and she said anything below $70,000 is not a good deal for her (but the house is a wreck) What are some alternative options that we can do to get this deal done?

Parts of the floors were sunk in, I think the guy took a mobile home and cut one side off and butted it up to his SF becuase you could open a window that was flush against a brick wall, and the house that was once really nice had been wrecked by negligent family and the effects of sitting there.

I buy the houses that are really wrecked.

The logic of not replacing a worn out rook is like having brakes squealing and grinding on your car and not fixing them because they haven't failed yet and caused you to have a wreck.