Even if they’re on a lease, the seller may be able to buy them out of it.I’ve bought property with inherited bad tenants, but we know about them before closing so it isn’t an unwanted surprise, but rather an issue we’ve already planned to deal with on takeover.

I suspect there is unwanted spirit activity which need to be re-directed away from this house.

They won't even remove his unwanted guests. 

Some of the historically unwanted areas are becoming more popular. 

You’ll be fine, and it’s not like I told a lie, just an unpleasant truth in your case.

Avoid acquiring properties without paying off the HELOC because the balance perpetually grows until the draw period ends, and you'll experience unpleasant payment shock.Consult your CPA for tax implications: HELOC interest likely wouldn't be deductible in your situation based on your stated usage, whereas interest on your financed primary residence should be deductible.The good news is that there's not really a right or wrong answer.

BTW-Pawn shops carry them and actually think there is a company that buys the unwanted gift cards and sells them online.

Unpleasant neighbors can make life very bad.Call the police and make a noise compliant.

Are we to infer from your posts on this topic your dream you are living is to unclog toilets among other unpleasant tenant related activities?

Owing $10-20k more than a car is worth is unpleasant.