My attorney said I can spend the money to get it to code then try to sue the sellers to get my money back.I am not attracted to the suing option so I am trying to contact the sellers but they live out of the country.

I suppose it's based on whoever is the most attractive target to sue and get money from.

I have been in my house for 1 year this month (Aug. 2016).I have tried use the calculators on here, to see if I could make this property attractive to anyone, while still at the very least breaking even.

The area maybe C or C+ but with those rents, it's sounds like you would be attracting D and F tenants.

Hi everyone, There's a lady that wants to sell me her house and after doing some research, I found out she's facing foreclosure.

There's another thread on here right now where a lady went to a lawyer and he started her off with a certified letter.

It is more attractive to seller finance if they are getting something at the beginning.

Unit rents for $1,500/mo and I prefer to attract higher-end tenants.

Hey,  compared to what is out there nationwide ( many burned out cities with bad weather)  this looks very attractive.

My lovey lady and I are moving out there in March and will be looking to purchase a multi-family once we do.