I wouldn’t think being near a cemetery is a deal breaker.

The age of the property would put it in a safe harbor, however of note you would need an "intrusive" or sometimes called "forensic" addendum to the needs assessment (PCNA) that reviews major building components like the breakers and sewer lines for adequacy. 

If the unit has more than one bedroom, it's kind of common for the outlets in two of the bedrooms to be on the same circuit. 

Hello @Dustin Nygard,I am glad you are looking at the taxes before buying a property, It can be a deal breaker or a deal maker in El Paso, It all depends how the city has assessed it.

At the same time, you have an electrician install a 150 amp or 200 amp service panel and transfer the existing circuits to the new panel with new breakers.

Unless you have an inside connection, there really is no way to short circuit the REO process. 

Replacing them all could possibly be deal breaker.3.

There is a dysfunctional heating system, broken and missing radiators, knob and tube wiring going to A panel with  fuses instead of circuit  breakers, and all of the bathrooms and the kitchen are got job.

I use TransUnion SmartMove which gives me a lot of data.3 months rent as security deposit would be impossible to get. 2 months would be max and that is mostly a deal breaker. 

That second part isn't a huge breaker for me, but I was hoping to a 10% down loan so that I had more liquid cash available.I might be looking into doing something similar for a property I found recently and was wondering if there was someway to structure the purchase so that I had the most options available to me when I "purchase" the property from my LLC.