If your an investor and an agent, I don't see the problem as long as you are not representing the seller.

My problem as I mentioned is that I don't have much cash to play with.

As per renting a house, if the foreclosure is the only blemish on an otherwise good credit report, you should not have much problem as the largest pool of renters is currently made up of people who have lost their homes in foreclosure.

Jaham, Rich, Freddy and others have touched on multiple aspects of the problem as well.That's it.

Selling property just before filing for bankruptcy can cause a problem as the court will decide if the transaction was at a fair market value.We are moving to the country....something wrong with the neighbors, do they complain about your kids.dogs?

True whether you have a PM or not, since a PM can be as much of a problem as tenants.

I would agree that increasing your income would help alleviate the problem as well.

The exit is the main problem as nobody else would want to buy and live next to that (at least not where I live).

As long as they qualify for both, there is no problem. As

I have told her it sounds like a serious drainage problem, a runoff problem, a flood plain, culverts are not standard for good building lots, any change they make in the stream/drainage that causes problems for downstream people is their responsibility, etc.