Hi @Byron W. we ran into a similar problem a while back, we paid around $38/sq ft to have the subfloor replaced, as leveling it wasn't much of an option.

Probably just a safeguard for you taxes that high on a $275k home in NY seem like something may be wrong, so there shouldn't be much of a problem.  As

No problem (as long as the house appraised for $200K+ )The only time you need seasoning is if you renovate it, and want to get a loan on the now $300K ARV.

@Rick Sheldon If the owner is dead and he/she was the sole owner of the property, the Executor (or Personal Representative, depending upon the jurisdiction) of his/her Estate is the proper seller.The problem as I see it is the Executor/PR has a duty to the Estate (and heirs) to sell assets at fair market value... and if the contract was entered into before a proper valuation was set and the price contracted for is too low then yes, there are potential challenges ahead. 

Arron,That's the problem as most are SFR in area and the appraier used comps that are vacant and beat up.Any other ideas?

Did I have a problem...as he walked up to me trying to back me physically into a wall.

I have this problem a duplex with a basement unit.  

At a later stage in my career, I will focus on it lending.I like the ATM, but it has the same cash management problem as some of the other businesses. 

If they don't like each other, that's their problem. As

@Andres Reales Yeah I think every realtor has the same problem as already mentioned... lead generation.