I would approach the mortgagor (owner) and let them know as a private and public service I am informing them that there is a problem.They appreciated the advance notice and information.

Have you looked into non conventional loans?

Asbestos siding is common on houses in Baltimore built in those years and is a non-issue (at least here).

UI is great, dashboard is clean and I pay extra for the concierge service so they do my annual filings for me and I don't have to worry about it. 

That article was likely written by a non investor or person who probably never bought more than one or two homes, if any.

There are no photos on your website.That site is only for our co-hosting services.

@Jason WrayI don't think anything at a solid price point like that is "cash flowing right out of the gate," unless you are assuming an all-cash purchase and excluding debt service.  

If he sells real estate and owner finances or just sells and moves into non-real estate equites he will lose the offset of depreciation to his income. 

One thing to consider is that Texas is a non-disclosure states, so you will find more difficulties in finding comps in the area.

There are plenty of agents out there, but most of them don't offer great service and don't understand the BRRRR process.