The Purchaser acknowledges that the Seller’s title to the Property may be subject to court approval of foreclosure or to mortgagor’s right of redemption.

1- Every offer should be submitted to seller ASAP- and seller should acknowledge receipt (at worst, the agent submitting the offer should have signed a date/time submitted acknowledgement and provided you (buyer) a copy. 2- If agent persists in ignoring you- contact principal broker and insist that you be updated in a timely manner.3- If no response, contact licensing office and local association of Realtors and file a written complaint.

If you acknowledge the debt or make a partial payment you re-age the debt again.420 Is very, very low.Once  a year you get a free report www.annualcreditreport.com You can dispute from there accounts although they do not give you the credit score it doesn't matter.

I have the capital to start purchasing multiple investments, but do banks acknowledge that the tenants are paying towards said mortgages?

Take their down payment and walk away.As stated at least twice previously on Bigger Pockets, we're not in the business of taking investors down payments.Our Addendum #1 Section 5 Paragraph C reads as follows:"Marketable Title Acknowledgement: At the time of the Purchase and Sales Agreement, Seller owns a Contract for Sale and Purchase of the Property ("Seller's Purchase Contract").

This isn't 2005 anymore so I don't know why anybody would still use Rent-O-Meter given all the problems you yourself acknowledge that it has- it doesn't differentiate between a apartment vs a single family home, doesn't factor square footage, doesn't  factor in bathrooms when there's a big difference between a 3 bedroom with 3 bathrooms vs 3 bedroom with only 1 bathroom, etc...Zillow  isn't guaranteed to give you a perfect comp, but I feel that their algorithm takes all that various factors into account which Rent-O-Meter doesn't. 

Get an acknowledgement from each party to sell or have the court direct the admin/exec to sell.

I think I have two choices:  a very carefully worded response that acknowledges and repairs the things that are reasonable while making sure that I establish that I get to make the decisions about the property I own, OR just suggesting that they would perhaps be happier elsewhere.  

A better estimate of cash flow, especially with a property manager, is "cash flow = rent / 2 - P&I payment".I will acknowledge some folks buy cash flow negative properties speculating on appreciation.

Do you acknowledge the death or make it more general?