You might be able to find a private investor that would bite on that deal however it's going to be close to impossible.

It is impossible to really tell you how much it is worth it, just based on the property information by itself.City assessment can be wildly wrong, be aware.One way to assess the value is to find the comps.

@Luis Silva Here's my two cents:1) Impossible to say anything about the lawsuits without knowing their nature.

Looking for help regarding my wife's condo she owned before we were married that has been difficult to keep rented and impossible to make cash flow since it has both an HOA and land lease being formerly on indian land.

In Memphis without a street and zip it is impossible to say if your ARV has any meaning or not.

I get email from Ryan all the time and the one I received today mentioned that It's nearly impossible to do it on your own.

My only solution at this point is to do it all and that is impossible at this time.

It was impossible to get the proper amount of parking with the available space.

http://realestate.aol.com/blog/2011/09/22/watch-ornery-neighbor-scares-off-prospective-buyers/?ref=mostpopular

Unfortunately, it will be near impossible to find a comparable property with rents that low anywhere else...I can find fairly decent homes in good neighborhoods here in Indy for approx. $50-$65K.