That could be you buying the home from the seller and the proceeds being used (at closing) to satisfy the debts or that could be negotiating a reduced payment to the debtors and "assuming" title in exchange for satisfying those debts.But . . . if you can't negotiate this with the seller, then the legal process of taking a home from someone is a foreclosure. 

By paying debts on time, it tells people that I am worthy of their trust.Do you love debt or hate debt?

Also the above is assuming there is no debt or liens on the property.

Whether you decide to pay off debt or invest, you’ll want to make sure you maintain a healthy emergency fund.

Probably the fastest way is to use mezzanine debt to take title from the debtor without going through foreclosure.

Pay off high interest debt or refinance down to the terrific rates available today.Its a mixed bag after that. 

Whether you have debt or not is irrelevant. 

Will have to raise some private funds, either as pure debt or equity, in order to get larger & multiple deals done but that amount can still take you a long ways. 

Are investors who invest in rental properties go in deeper debt or is there a way to stay away from it??

Debt or Equity.