And I would guess that a $1000 a month tenant can't afford to replace their belongings after a loss any better than a $325 a month tenant so renters insurance is a safeguard for either of them...so it might save the tenant in the long run if the landlord mandates a renters policy.

Best guess Value + repairs = Best guess for ARV?

I checked all treasurer documents but there is no bid price so i don't know anything about this but I guess they paid less then the original taxes.

My guess is we will take his $500 earnest money and he will get nothing.

I guess I should have done this from the get go.

I guess I'm looking for advice on any good resources to learn how to find, acquire, and finance a deal.

It's either that or I claim bankruptcy I guess.

My guess is they'll recommend an "S" Corp in the state you'll be operating (even a Nevada Corporation will have to be registered in that state in order to be recognized).

There is a tendency with homeowners to go overboard on finishes, etc. due to emotional attachment to a property.

I can't seem to locate any decent rentals at this time so I guess I will just go with plan "a" and pay down towards the mall.