Unless it is the deal of the century I never take occupied properties...never...that said you probably have to go through the eviction process...I have never had luck with cash for keys but you could also try that...if they seem reasonable they might want to continue to pay rent but most likely they have been squatting and will tear the place apart so I circle back to I never bid on occupied property...

Those tile roofs can last centuries out here. 

I'm 25 years old, a CPA, and currently work in Technology Private Equity in Century City.

My guys are FS Houses in Indianapolis, Justin Harrison in Birmingham, and Century Revitalization Group/Decas in Birmingham.

Nice job bringing this house into the 21st century.  

They are fine but just need to be brought into the 21st century hah.  

Dont worry about the money- it will come.2. treat each transaction better than if it were yours3. get referrals from very happy clients and keep up with them after the transaction.4. let everyone know what you do and provide them with testimonials from former clientsRome wasnt built in a day but lasted centuries. good luck

The home needs brought into the 21st century, but has no major issues (new roof, new windows, good furnace, A/C, water heater, etc.).

The home I am looking at was a mid-19th century railroad depot for a town in MA. 

If you aren't afraid of the soil or groundwater being contaminated from chemicals that were spilled or dumped onto the land, or disposed of in a septic system, then it sounds like the deal of the century.