In these types of cases, it's more of a matter of sub-metering the units which requires logistics. 

It's a Fnnie Mae note, OO.I could I guess be at the tax deed sale and bid it up to cover my loan, logistics permitting, I'm in CA the property is in FL.  

Stairs, plumbing, electrical, minimum square footage etc. simply do not comply with most jurisdictions.Sell them to end users as a product and let them deal with the logistics of finding a place that will accept them.

I know its tempting to chase higher yields in the secondary and tertiary markets but we like the job growth, industry breadth and especially cities w/unique logistics / supply chain epicenters like Dallas and Atlanta.My top markets would be:1) DFW and Atlanta - uniquely positioned for the Amazonization of the supply chain across industries.2) San Antonio  - highest population growth rate in the U.S. for size MSA last year. 

Local Economic Factors: Mobile, AL benefits from a diverse economy driven by industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, healthcare, and logistics.

Austin has seen the most significant population growth among the four cities, with an estimated population of 985,000 in 2019, up from 790,400 in 2010.Job market:Atlanta has a diverse economy, with strengths in several sectors, including technology, logistics, and media.

Very little (that I've seen) that walks you through how to do execute creative financing in terms of administrative and logistical tasks. 

These include Abott labs, Honda, Facebook, Amazon, JP Morgan Chase, Nationwide, Root Insurance.....The list goes on. 2) Logistically you can get to, I think its 80ish% (don't quote me on that number), of the continental US within a 12 hour drive of Columbus, so it will remain a logistical hub. 3) Then there is also Ohio State or "THE" Ohio State as all the natives like to correct you...so that is an economic driver for sure.From a REI point of view I really like that the cost of either a Single Family home in the burbs, or a duplex 5 mins outside downtown is attainable, even for a "normal person" with a day job.

@Chris SukalaBrian did a great job explaining some of the logistics with his last post.If you are considering a self directed IRA (I generally recommend an IRA LLC with checkbook control) or a Solo 401k, know that the Solo 401k is the better structure if you are eligible.

The lease states that the tenant will pay these bills so it was more of logistics of how they will pay them.