Trying to calculate accumulated interest on the outstanding rent balance is too much effort for what you will collect ...

Regardless, it's an outstanding read.

A very common newbie mistake is to buy at or after an HOA foreclosure without realizing there is an outstanding mortgage.Then, in 2016, the first mortgage lender decided to foreclose. 

She asked me to send her video, which I obliged.I ran her credit; it was outstanding.

I took the top dogs training it was outstanding.  

Also know that you can only have one FHA loan outstanding at a time.

That is assuming there were no outstanding liens at the time of the sale.  

There are no outstanding bills so probate is not a problem.I am told that since the Mortgage was not paid off before they both passed, the "Forgivable Loan" is now due.

Make sure there is no pre-payment penalty.In your deed of trust, instead of a customary default for taxes or insurance, make it so that in the event of default the note holder has the right "AND OBLIGATION" to pay amounts due and make amounts expensed as part of the principal amount outstanding...so that if you did miss making an insurance premium payment or tax payment, the note holder can not declare default and call the note due!

There are a couple of other outstanding items which I will post about if I get push back on those.