Depending on the shift there was always more to do but that is really the bulk of it besides personal care. 

Nevertheless this happens all the time and most inspectors don’t care

I had read that some custodians have restrictions on certain investment types so consent is required before execution of an investment could take place. 

Shows you care, but doesn't set a bad precedent.

Also, when you pay them off, you have to be very careful they release the lien properly or you have a cloud in your title.

Closing was four months, but that is because it was a foreclosure and things tend to move more slowly (depending on what bank owns it and how much they care about liquidating that asset).

@Rajesh T.You shouldn't be taxed twice on the sale of a rental property.Normally the sale of an investment property is two fold.Capital gains taxDepreciation recaptureDepending on your tax rate - capital gains tax rate is either 0%, 15% or 20%Depreciation recapture's tax rate is capped at 25%It is true that selling an investment property with a large gain can ultimately push your other income to a higher tax bracket.

If it’s your forever home and you would hate to lose it, be careful of the offer you’re making.

I have pulled all county information on each property, analyzed the area and it seems the reason the taxes were not paid is because the owners are Heirs, so they obviously cannot care.

They pay all cash and don't care so much about cash flow.