So I Found a decent duplex with a double lot ( buildable with permission from neighbors) highly desirable area for a 575, offered 605, appraisal came back at 605....

Through a recent political environment they feel emboldened or have open handed permission to spread disrespectfully racists and offensive perspectives.

Doing this as a separate step in a different system means you should have gotten proper permission from them to run their credit as part of your application process.

If sold to GSE you CANNOT transfer to a LLC or vest in any entity other than Living Trust without written permission.

If you can get permission to look at the inside and get a rough estimate of the rehab that's how you can start figuring out the numbers if it is doable for you. 

You cannot transfer reviews on Air BnB, but on VRBO, with seller permission, you can have their reviews added to your account.Here is some food for thought...Perhaps you can manage the property better and make some improvements that would lead to bookings at higher rates than what the seller had?

This sounds nice on the surface, but I normally don't let tenants do work without permission and a clear, written agreement of what can be done, what materials will be used, what happens when they leave, and whether there will be any compensation.As the other poster suggested, I would not pay them more than what the work is worth had I hired a licensed contractor, and I would probably pay less. 

Technically, they can't make any changes to the property while under contract without your permission.

Anything above that and I have to contact the owner for permission.

Do I need tenant permission to visit the property?