The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

As @Jason DiClemente indicated, you can do those.

Any indication why the current owner is selling if the property truly generates the numbers posted above?

Are there any other indicators I should look for when determining which areas to invest in?

I participate in a housing assistance program (such as DSS / Section 8) YES or NO (circle one) If YES, please indicate which program(s) assist you, how much they pay, and your contact person there: Program: ______________________ Amount they pay: $ ___________ Contact name/ph #: __________________ Program: ______________________ Amount they pay: $ ___________ Contact name/ph #: __________________6.

Back when I worked in the auction industry we used this exact language in MLS listings: The list price shown is for auction purposes only and is not an indication of value.Here the auction company is attempting to generate interest and create a competitive post-auction offer scenario (guess who they want to see bump up their offer).

If your local laws indicate that a mortgage lien is junior to a tax lien, the trustee likely made a mistake. 

My contribution to the thread was a post that indicated that there are under educated RE investors in virtually every market making what appear to be questionable purchases.There are threads like Stupid things perspective tenants say. 

Property laws are for tenants who have not indicated they have moved out, but you have not seen or heard from them.

The one thing we can be certain of is that the past is not an indication of the future.