I'd be interested in it if I wasn't already strapped for cash on other deals.I'm thinking I'll go to the auction regardless to get a feel for the process.

If you're so strapped for cash that this is a huge setback, then you're in more trouble than just dealing with a dead tenant - you need reserves to run a business.Suggestion: If the family is still living in the property, get a new lease written with their names on it.

But if you're going to be weighed down by the credit card debt and strapped anyway, you might come out ahead in the end.

But it always seems an awesome deal comes along while I am cash strapped.

The owner is strapped and pressured because of his own failures, so he sells the building at a price that's generous to the buyer.

Be careful if you're strapped.

They are illegal in most places now along with S traps and certainly in the national codes the local jurisdictions use as models. 

Whoever is doing it is leaving the front door mat in between the front door. 

Plus your strapped for cash .So many unknowns would have me on edge too .

I was doing some research and looking for a coach and mentor and found Mat Piche, an REI in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.