Most “professional” owners are great about this; however I routinely run into less professional owners who ask why I need historical numbers and why not just use their proforma numbers.

On MLS, you will now routinely see 4 plexes selling at 400K. 

@Omar WilliamsI’ve routinely used credit cards to purchase and rehab properties.

Should a foreclosure in one jurisdiction routinely look for liens in others? 

There are places that will pay you to live onsite....so exchange work for rent.Places that don't have onsite people often need people to do routine work...fix doors, paint, cleanup, cleanout. 

I'm really uncomfortable with the possibility of seller BK down the road.

You can look them up for water and air.An interesting side note, if you superimpose a map of the U.S. showing cancer rates over a map showing radon levels, you will find no correlation.Testing has become routine during due diligence prior to a sale.  

And probably any money you used to secure the home and keep it from getting ruined.I have only had one redemption and it really was not a redemption it was a huge equity deal and of course I was the only cowboy who routinely bid on sales with IRS liens.. as I had no problem waiting them out and I did not need to secure up with a HML quickly after the sale..  

Felt a little uncomfortable that it happened.Another thing is that several loaners have said "You have 24 hours to sign this form!" 

But you should just start with a basic search on zillow or redfin or any of those sites and plug in all the properties $50K and under and see what pops up, so you'll have a sense of where those $50K properties are, then cross off all the ones in neighborhoods you think are uncomfortable with.