If you haven't already, respond to the foreclosure suit, and also try to get into mediation if you can (many states offer this).

@Tayvion Payton   -  my guess is that you are still too far off the price, at least in the interim but it is always good to put in an offer, because they may come back to you down the road. 

Or the listing agent.If you have a provision on assigning leases to the buyer and transferring security deposits in the Offer To Purchase (in Wisconsin that's part of the standard form) the title company will put the SD as a line item on the closing statement.

It is my opinion that you should sign a RE-14 at some point in the journey and definitely before putting in an offer.

Why do that if there aren't any other offers?

Long-term rentals are a solid choice, but mid-term rentals in medical hubs (like yours) can offer strong cash flow with less turnover. 

Getting sellers to accept half-price offers wasn’t as easy as they say.

I'm based out of Raleigh and personally own rental properties in Fayetteville, Benson and Clayton and could offer some friendly advice and help out with your journey. 

Do you let the tenant supply and pay for their own internet or is it recommended to offer internet and charge the tenant a flat fee?

if someone has $500K in cash, and has been analyzing deals for 5 years, and hasn't made a single offer... that's analysis paralysis.