Also, they only do eviction and Bankruptcy searches for Maine, not for the other states.Because of this, I signed up with Rentec Direct, which allows me to see the actual credit report. 

If you are going to be in this game for any length if time you need to practice due diligence and research how things are done before you start buying stuff and finding yourself in bankruptcy court .

They can have a foreclosure, bankruptcy, repossession, defaulted credit cards etc but I don't really care. 

It was a good investment as the alternative would have been bankruptcy and becoming a renter again.  

Bankruptcies happen, and the fact that he was able to build to 700 in 5 years is a testament to his bill paying diligence.

I know in other states when I buy property I run into having to pay credit card judgements all the time, but it's never happened to me in the state of Florida.Any Florida attorney's can confirm that a non homestead property not in bankruptcy would be encumbered by Credit card judgements or other non specific real property liens like HOA, condoassn, muni fines etc...  

However it states that the 2013, 2014 and 2015 taxes have been forfeited which I assume means sold. 2016 says no taxes sold.My brother is a massive degenerate and loser, his credit is already destroyed and he's filed for bankruptcy and owes over 400K to the IRS.

Declaring Bankruptcy might delay the Sale - but again will not stop the Sale.

Medical debt, divorce and bankruptcy are all things that can damage credit but they may still be good tenants.

Most likely she had a former bankruptcy, poor credit,  judgement that she is trying to hide.