Contact your local housing authority.

What code enforcement or zoning board problems, if any, would you anticipate from building a properly permitted triplex as authorized in a medium density residential zoning, then licensing each unit as separate Bed & Breakfast business, but managing all 3 B & B’s by a single entity -essentially operating a small hotel without the commercial zoning?

One of the users compiled a list of every book mentioned in the podcast and ranked it by how many times it was mentioned. http://garifunainstitute.com/math/bpbooks.phpI'll go back and link to the original thread so that the author gets credit.

There is a form for Seller's Disclosures, but you don't get it before your offer is accepted.Neither agent as the authority to disclose any litigation, but the seller sure does - - AFTER acceptance and you get the right to accept or reject it.

Where and how are good tips to find comps for a property(SFH) that has been boarded up and is in possession of the local housing authority(according to the local tax webpage) ?

If you have partners or investors you JV with, or something like that, you can pay a lawyer to just do one in depth operating agreement for the main entity that details how funds get distributed, who is authorized to do what, how the entity will be taxed, what each party's obligations are, who pays for what, etc.

There three (3) msin plays here::Buy the asset, the debt or the equity.Buying the asset requires you to have a seller who has control over marketable title, either because it's currently bpvested in her name or she has capacity, powers and authority to sell as a fiduciary for a Decedent's estate, for example.Buying the debt (HOA lien) only entitles you to the maximum amount of the debt, including cost of collection (foreclosure) but no more.

You may also want to tell the tenant that when something happens to her dog, she is not authorized to get another pet. 

Without the money, the experience, and the ability to pull together an experienced team to handle the redo, the sales and marketing talent who could sell 3 homes a week every week, and the fitness to handle outgoing renters and local authorities for zoning and building code issues it could not have happened.Jack is right.

Again, just check with your local authorities since the rules change not only from state to state but county to county as well.