Also that heir property belongs to great-grand parents so lawyers say I may have to see if living kids of my deceased uncles want input as they have rights.

Hi Akash Y.It sounds like a good question for the lender as well as Canada Revenue Agency or your cross-border accountant. 

The furnace and water heater are old, and an inspector will probably say i need to replace a retaining wall that's leaning slightly toward the bordering neighbor's house (they have to split the cost under state laws) and fix a few other things the flippers did hastily in 2006.

I am going to go to borders tomorow any good negotiating books?

Also, my location is northeast of Springfield, Ma...on the NH border.

There are also several nice condo and townhouse communities near downtown and Castro Valley border.  

Here is what I found.1) UCC from oil company was filed under two different names one of which is deceased but I cant find any connection between these two people other than that and the owner for the property is listed as the person with just the first initial and different last name.2) I found another document that has the owner but another name which is a "care of or managed by" person whom is also deceased.3) The water bill is under some other persons name which seems to be the daughter of the person that the property is supposedly managed by but could have easily been a tenant (3 family home).

You'll find some of the owners are deceased, or maybe very elderly.  

It borders on harassment and is such a nightmare I offered to buy another house for her to move to because she is as close to a perfect tenant as you can find.

I am still a newbie in the investing world so I cannot talk to the numbers or appreciation however I have lived in Yonkers for more than 20 years which borders Mt.