He appeared to be a bumbling detective, disorganized and absent minded, however this is the farthest thing from the truth.

@Chuck Van Court you should check out Mountain West IRA.  

The attorney will eat that up before court costs if something goes wrong with the seller financed deal.Here is a site that explains a Master Lease in some detail. 

I could go on and on about what is found at your local governmental Tax Office and your local Clerk of Court or Sheriff Department if they do foreclosures and evictions in your community.

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Small claims court, collection agency, lawyer note, etc.Thanks for any help you can give!

Looking at the photo, it does not even appear to have a roof.  

Hi,I'm looking at a property in Canon City, CO that appears to have a foundation issue, primarily heaving and settling.  

One of the toughest things to deal with, and made even harder since it's clear you have some sort of relationship with this person.We've learned the hard way (as it appears you have as well), that being nice to the tenant and allowing them to fall behind on rent usually bites you in the end. 

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