-Elderly women passes away with a debt to nursing home and other related health bills liened against the property. ($250,000 debt/liens)-Home is valued at maybe $16,000.00 (fixer-upper)-County officials told executor that home will enter tax sale status at end of February if ($3000.00) property taxes are not paid and will then be sold at public tax sale in the fall.

We find homes for investors and we go through them with a fine tooth comb, before they're presented to them.

Double check the cost on this too.  The

(a) The landlord shall: (1) Comply with requirements of applicable building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety; (2) Make all repairs and do whatever is necessary to put and keep the premises in a fit and habitable condition - See more at: https://www.tn.gov/lawsandpolicies/article/66-28-3...

By controlling my food and energy sources, I can ensure security and health, which I can than build other investments (like RE) upon.FYI - my "congenial old couple" example is actually a true story.

In my area there are many down payment assistance programs right now, maybe they have those near you too. The

I'll take 10 highly quality units in excellent locations over that any day, and will likely throw off more net profit in the long haul too. The

Most of the books can be found used too.  The

If so, do I call a lawyer, a local representative, the tooth fairy?

Although I'm qualified for conventional as well as fha, the lender said that most real estate agents are confused in thinking that only fha homes must pass safety and health standards, while conventional loan approved homes do not, so that when they say it isn't approved for an fha, it also likely isn't approved for a conventional loan.One house I was looking at in particular did have some issues, but it's well below my budget, 90k when I'm approved for 200k.