I would not allow them access to his belongings until they paid. 

Similar if it has difficult to assess access/easments it may not get redeemed.Of the list of properties we had interest in when we started, we are down to 4 potential properties (5 if I count the one with the access/easement potential issue) that are not currently redeemed that after visiting we still have interest. 

I don’t think that’s accessible to you or me.

You would be able to access up to 70% LTV with a Conventional loan for 2-4 unit properties. 

@Victor Barboza that’s hard to say with out seeing the pitch, stories of house, access to the roof.

Spending a few hundred dollars for access to successful people is really nothing in the bigger scheme of things. 

Vanessa Allsup try NREIG - they gave me a much better price on my ATL triplex than I originally had with Geico/Travellers and I like that you can access all of your paperwork easily online - very user friendly.

As some of the other members have already mentioned, proper notice needs to be given to your tenants, certain bank accounts need to be maintained and certain rules of access need to be followed.

Or, is it back to the old-school way of "beating the block", looking inside every 80s-era for-sale home in this area until we find one that needs enough rehab that we can put in an offer low enough to make money on the flip? 

I was at a rental property that i'm managing and there was a random guy hanging out on the docks at the property which were closed/blocked off.