An investor told me there that I would need to buy 3 bed houses at $15,000 then add $10,000 to make any money.  

I plan to hold for at least 5 years.This is an early-1900s home with three identical 2 Bed/1 Bath units.

An IRS lien is like any other lien as far as priority....first in time, first in line.  

I have worked on the property non-stop since then in order to sell it this month and had buyers lined up.

If so, drop me a line.

- if so, entirely their realtors fault, but a line of bull either way)So I then proceed to speak to multiple people at the Franklin County probate court and am told that the contract had been submitted but it was declined for a "technical or clerical" issue.

I guess the question really is about, should you work with someone who has a deal but whom you don't have a history with and who won't put money in (because of course there are investors lined up who won't ask for that)?

We offered $210,000 to get first in line and our offer was accepted.

A lot of our rehab clients set up construction management companies and run the draw deposits through their business account and then leverage the cash flow of the draws to get the additional business line of credit to use as gap money. 

I assume that hot and cold water lines are separated and running to each unit for that to be an option or no?