or try for sale by owner (Craigslist)...We'll explain that there will be more fees involved, and that it will take much longer to sell (especially in this market, compared to a few months ago) - but that if they're not in a rush of any kind, that it's usually their best option...In our experience, the best thing is just to give people real advice, and if you can really help them out - tell them that.Small margins are also tough for rehabbers, who are taking on risks and spending lots of time and money on the rehab.Best,Sean

You may be finding it difficult to get an attorney involved because there is no money to be made on this issue.

Argus would be your best bet for software but can be expensive if you don't already have access. 

@Omar Khan, great lifestyle but betting harder to do RE business. 

There are more risks involved with this but you can get it done.

I would recommend you be present with the inspector to get a feel for the places and determine how much you personally wish to be involved with them.

There are some properties with 10 bedrooms that really cash flow, but there are downsides and risks involved with having so many bedrooms in a single family dwelling.I am actually working with a client right now to find him 2 properties by McMaster.

Estimate the costs involved. 

Hello-Thank you everyone for making this site such a valuable and informative resource.I'm involved with a performing note that is currently paying 12% interest. 

@Ryan BrooksNot sure why the seller would do that as the lien stays with him not the property once you take ownershipAny $ he makes off the deal goes to IRS first do his best bet would be to sell it for $235k and get IRS and mortgage paid off then he never has to worry about itYou cannot assume someone’s IRS liens