The good news is, if you find a deal, you won't have any trouble selling it.

The one additional thing to consider it that older tenants can be on fixed income and may not receive this news well.  

The good news is that the 400$ you spent for the inspection just saved you at least 10k.Good luck!

So I went over to the neighbors and asked if I could buy a 7.3'x100' area I need, which ideally sits right behind a fence they built separating their beautiful property from this dilapidated one.Good news is they are open to it.

I invested just short of $4,000 into a digitally controlled water softener w/ 250LB capacity brine tank, and a top of the line Iron Filter to match.

Even then rare...Having 100% extremely late sounds fishy.Bad news: you may have to serve some notices and carry the mortgage (all or part) in the transition.... and you may need new or more effective management.....Good news: you can refresh these tenants (i.e., not renew as lease ends or evict for non-payment); screen the new ones and emphasize timely payment; also you get a good lesson: give one tenant an inch and they'll all take a mile!

first time I've heard that, good news for you though, only a few phone calls away. commercial lenders generally prefer to lend to your LLC name

Whenever I hear a news tidbit about "famous person X bla bla real estate bla bla bla" I instantly go diving into the mortgage records.

@Duane GunklerThis FHA news blog answers your question.  

Good news is the property is now back on the market!