(Net selling amount minus all cash you’ll receive from sale that must be reinvested.) are you looking to buy the same price property as you’re selling?

If I am not mistaken, IRS tax liens convey with the foreclosure sale and remain on title for 120 days after the sale. 

However, I have seen just a single deal in that same time, where a subject to could have benefited the seller.

It looks like rentals shorter than 30 days are prohibited under 7.8.  

Since your financing is the same whether you’re an entity or an individual when you’re at 5+ unit properties I don’t think there’s any upside to holding in your personal name.

It may not cashflow from Day 1, but will in 1-3 years and you'll have nice appreciation.That's how my manager started out and what he still tries to do.DM us if you'd like to chat more.

Same with a repeat offense.You don't need to talk to them about keeping part of the deposit; that's already written into the law.

Probably the same for most BP members.Both of our bankers $25mm and $1.5mm Fed loan Cap rate said their customers are out of Covid Government money deposits, thus they, the banks, are not pushing loans now. 

However, the property I'm looking at is larger than other houses, and to make it a viable investment, I'd need to rent it out for about $2,600 per month.My concern is that anyone renting this property could instead take out a mortgage on the same house, with monthly payments exceeding $2,000.

I'll explain...When you purchase a property with existing tenants, who have a lease in place (in MN you can also have verbal leases), you'll inherit those tenants and the leases they signed with the seller on closing day.