I worked in Real Estate/Property Management (was the office manager/accounting supervisor for one of the largest companies in our area) for 8 years, had a license but decided to let it go because I left the business.

Its one big company in all 50 States, not separate market place offices or franchises.

It was getting late so I called the local tax office before they closed to ask them if they knew anything and they said a business bought the 2016 taxes on the property, and they said most likely it was in Nov 17 when it was sold for 2000 and we have 18 months to redeem them.

I’m currently living in a duplex I own, but am looking to buy a single home using the 203k loan and was wondering if anyone knows any professionals I can use for this to happen; experienced real estate agents with 203k loans, loan officers, contractors?

Hi Sebastien,In a "High Crime" area of the US I'd be very reluctant to give anyone $500 to move.That's because it seems they would be very likely to not keep their word, and take the $500 and just stay there anyway.To someone without a lot of money $500 in the area like that is a LOT of money.It might be less costly over all to evict and let the Local Police put them out if they are still there.Just my thoughts on this.Good Luck with your decision!

And if your loan officer can show that the deal is solid, I don’t see why the seller wouldn’t agree. 

If your realtor is not helping you out, put a call into the escrow officer.

Are you using commercial to refer to business-style properties (office, storefronts, etc) while reserving multifamily to refer to 5+ unit residential? 

250,000$ building for sale with Postal office paying 12k a year in lease (65% NNN) through 2022 with option to extend at 12,650$ lease increase.

Lowes' website has a very interactive room designer page that is also helpful to create an idea for a room but I don't think it would help you at the permit office.