You may be thinking not much return, but those 4 cities have outstanding historical appreciation. 

The area is outstanding for cash flow, and there is very high demand for rentals.  

Maybe someone here could make sense of it for me and explain why these properties would even have outstanding taxes due.Property 1.

Whether I have a good builder and agent and team who have done an outstanding job so far, as an overseer, not in charge per say, I know what to over see and double check to avoid the pitfalls of pre selling and customization. 

Determine the FMV and the outstanding home acquisition and grandfathered debt for each home on the date that the last debt was secured by the home.

Finally there is the realization of the historical long term outstanding appreciation (rent and property) and the hope that time will increase the value of the property and the cash flow will improve.  

@Reginald Silva  For an investment property, the amount of reserves will vary based on how many properties you own and how much you have outstanding with other mortgages.If it's a primary residence, you often don't need reserves. 

I tried to call the local housing authority to ask about outstanding vouchers but they aren't very responsive.

So far the syndicator has done outstanding with this approach.  

Specifically, we're looking for:Easements, encroachments, and dedications: Clear understanding of property boundaries and access limitations.Liens: Any outstanding financial claims against the land.Preliminary title report: Verification of ownership and potential encumbrances.Survey: Accurate depiction of the land's features and dimensions.Utilities reports: Confirmation of available resources and infrastructure capacity.Soil tests and flood zone: Assessments of potential environmental challenges and construction feasibility.I'd love to hear from experienced members about other crucial legal documents to check during land development due diligence in SC.