It would have to be dscr or something similar rather than conventional.

That's dangerously close to the 1% rule, and a lot closer you would get to it than if you purchased a new construction.

Also, note that an eviction is just a civil lawsuit seeking possession of the property and usually also money.https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/FAQ.aspx?

there are deals out there, less than there used to be but always something if you are patient and ready to jump when it appears. 

However, it's important to recognize that some income is better than none, particularly in today's challenging rental market where securing tenants can be difficult.Additionally, if you require assistance managing your property, I am affiliated with a property management company specializing in comprehensive services for long-term rentals.

Looks like more complicated circumstance than I expected.

It might be more expensive than usual because your property insurance has no personal liability coverage, but it's a good route if it's available to you.

It is important always to double-check everyone's work because no one is going to put in the true due diligence needed more than you!

I will be moving to the Northern Virginia/DC area in a couple of months and would love to meet investors from the area as well as a real estate agent, insurance broker and/or attorney familiar with LTR/STRs.

There were a couple issues found on the property and the seller has expressed a willingness in fixing those issues.