The property worth about 800,000The first lien is 600,000 this total payoffThe second lien was 86,000 (this one I was the highest bidder) The deed just got recorded yesterday and I just found out that the first lien going for trustee sale this month Nov 27.Im not investor I was just following California law SB 1079 as prospective owner occupant that I can bid after foreclosure which I did. 

We also don't know the exact numbers of your prospective rental investment (including taxes, insurance, PM fees, etc.).Once you know all of those things, calculating this shouldn't be a huge task.If I had to ballpark it you'd be cash flowing perhaps $800-$1,000/month on the duplex given the rental amounts you ball parked.

Are your prospective builds in Minneapolis metro?

You really don't want to buy this liability if you aren't being paid for it.Either way, Seller will be stuck with disclosing the unpermitted work to future prospects which should be motivation to resolve the issue.

Had a prospective tenant share the article below.

Often times when my clients close on their investment properties, they come to me and they ask me what kind of styles should they go for when renovating their property.After going through lots of homes with prospective buyers showing my properties to tenants I have gotten to know what people like and what people don't like.Let's get this one right out of the way: STOP USING GRAY!

Hello, I live in DMV area, I'd like to know how's the market prospect in Hagerstown, Frederick Maryland.I am interested with cash flow property, is there any particular area where to invest and avoid ?.

FYI, you must do this before any prospective legal action.

To understand what I am talking about, let's say your property has a pool, and a prospective tenant searches for properties with pools.

I then start advertising the unit with signs and on online venues, showing it to qualified prospects during those last 30 days.