Do anyone know what's  the best way to attack this deal. 

Title insurance isnt quite as good as just sue for quiet title. cleaning up a mess in the chain of a title isnt easy and even bringing suit for quiet title can leave you open to attack by a jurisdiction later on in the life of ownership from previous claims.

I don't mean to sound snarky, but I hope none of those attacking quality coaching programs ever parted with tens of thousands of your dollars to go to college...

What's better than living in an area that makes you feel like you are in the movie 'I AM LEGEND' and just waiting for the zombies to attack... ha ha ha...

Patience is the name of the game . . . take your time, plan your attack, and make it happen!

@Robert HerreraSuccessful people actually read the thread before attacking those of us who took the time to respond So what are the requirements for establishing residency for in-state tuition in Colorado ?

I understand that folks that are heavily invested in Cleveland may misconstrue these statements as attacks on their market but I’d invite you to take a step back, leave the emotions at the door, and read what I wrote for what it is.  

Next time, please leave the unrelated rambles and responses to personal attacks out of your questions.

I have never been assaulted, attacked or even approached while working in rougher neighborhoods.The most common issues that come with managing properties in rough neighborhoods is that tenants do not want to pay rent.

So what you should do is shrink your lifestyle today...taking every saved dollar and start with one mortgage making extra payments...use all your other net rental income too..and pay off that first mortgage.Now use that total rental income plus all the other monies and attack the next mortgage...it snowballs...and you have them all free and clear in just a few years.Now all rents drop to the bottom line and you can quit your job without fear of losing the underlying assets you worked so hard to acquire.It's not about aquiring more...it's about not losing what you've built.You only have to do a very few things right in your life so long as you don't do too many things wrong.