However, you may have a hard time finding a seller who will take second lien because they potentially end up with nothing (not even a property) if your financial situation goes belly up. 

Both sets of tenants still are living there.I have a large dog (lab that is over 100 lbs) and have had in the past Goldens and a King Shepherd (150 lbs of virtually no fat).  

You'll have a difficult time finding an investor who went belly up while owning property in cash.  

The sheriff came out but he wouldn’t come to the door so they left ... fat lot of help that was...

You should have seen the belly laugh.. at the time that county was so poorly run that titles would take on average 90 days to record .. so they had to offer gap insurance which was the first time I learned of this little nugget..

I know a buyer broker that would go right around the listing agent and work directly with the seller and the listing agent is then out like the fat kid in 5th grade dodge ball if they pull some of the nonsense you hear about.Generally, the poor Buyers Agent is limited as to what they can do for fear of having the listing agent file a complaint on them with FREC (Florida Real Estate Commission)But as a Florida Mortgage Broker, I'm not subject to FRIC, FRAC or FREC and have no problem going straight to the seller if needed or ask by my borrowers. 

My 10 unit cash-flow only went up $1700, but it was a fat payment with a low balance (old loan) so it was messing with my DTI.  

You'll never see a fat roofer.2.

When the fat pitch comes in, you should be ready to swing for a home run.

He needs to run a camera in the sewer clean-outs and check for bellies and roots and separations.