You’ll have to decide on property management or dig in and learn about managing tenants on your own.  

Also, I would suggest going to DIG (Diversified Investors Group) as well as DPI (Delco Property Investors) as they are two local REIA groups where you can meet other wholesalers and investors.

I guess people outside of BP wouldn't have a way to know what this guy is really up to unless they did the deep digging of checking to see if he's being SUED FOR FRAUD lol.

I did some digging and am comfortable with the water issue, but I find it amazing what banks/HUD will do.My last HUD house they flooded it two days before my closing.

No PM wants the state digging into their records, so it will usually force them to contact you and negotiate a settlement and make your complaint go away.If that doesn't work, then I recommend you contact an attorney.

There's no accountability on tenant (simply fill out a bogus covid hardship form saying they cannot pay anything).Is it possible for me or some professional to do a credit report and dig up information on what their net worth is and go after their assets in the courts and the judge would force them to pay out of their checking / savings / retirement accounts?

After your response to my post about him and your message to me, I started digging more.One thing struck me.  

You can dig into cash flow projections, tax benefits, ROI calculations, etc.

This is a pretty old post - not sure why a newbie felt the need to resurrect the dead here - and I'm not sure the OP is still hanging around, but if he is:The first rule when you are in a hole is to stop digging.

There's a decent amount of posts in this subforum about investing in specific upstate NY markets that I would certainly checkout/dig for.