It might be more of a trial and error deal.

There is a few out there who are backstabbers and thieves so watch out and be careful.One variation of that is called "reverse wholesaling" where you talk to buyers first and find out what they are looking for then go look. 

That might get you the least amount of room-to-room variation, without having to break the budget for a ton of new vinyl flooring.

Their responses were all some variation of "this is how it is now." 

Your tenants may however need to move to a secure building, at least until the media circus and trial is over.

Variation of a 419 scam.

Thanks Heather,I found that calculator and used my 5 free trials.  

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment in Haw River.

Purchase price: $48,000

Cash invested: $6,000

Sale price: $85,000

Absentee owner, distressed property, bought sub 2 giving ...

I still invest with other crowdfunding sites, but all have loans that have fallen into default even with variations on the due diligence and information they provide.

I have witnessed a true wrongful foreclosure case where the homeowner was foreclosed on, asset sold to a 3rd party, servicer tried to get asset back, 3rd party denied it to my understanding, evicted occupant, homeowner won trial against servicer, etc and was awarded a big chunk of change, servicer appealed and won.Most mortgage litigation attorney's have told me they stay away from post foreclosure cases as they typically don't go anywhere.Complex subject and I'm not an attorney!