I have a property under contract and a few buyers are wanting to view the property.  

It also have a duplex on the property that could be renovated and a building for a laundry mat that is not in use.   

I'm purchasing my 3rd property in 9 months and trying to figure-out best financing options.We found a SFH investment property that in order to lock-it-down we agreed to a quick close and a cash purchase.  

At this point i am going to see how it all plays out, if the threatened lawsuits come to fruition and as stated earlier, even though my properties are currently excluded from this, i am going to have them tested and abated if need be just because its the right thing to do.

I am fresh out of college and began my career and a teacher this year.

You have to submit an Operating statement for the past two full years and Year to date, Rent Rolls, Copies of leases, a letter of experience for property management, and a history of capital improvements for the past 3 years.  

And as you mentioned if paying (knowing what is owed) makes sense than yes ill definitely still be interested in pursuing it. 

I'm new here I haven't gotten much time to post much here I've gotten a few advice on stuff and it's been hard to reply and thank people for the advise but it's been hard juggling my family and work see that my wife haven't been able to find stuff but I'm trying to make things better for my family so I'm asking for help with 2 things the no money down investment and a good website for accurate pre-foreclosure can anyone help i live in Brooklyn New York 

The Grove looks good on paper, its a cool new resort but there is 0% chance of capital growth on those things and as soon as the rental guarantee ends it's downhill from there.

Based on your thoughts and a couple tweaks, lets try this again....Management -  5% - 119Insurance - $125CapEx -   lets bump it to 10% - $237Taxes - $291.33 - $2495 /yrRepairs -   10%  -  $237Interest and Principal - using the Bigger pockets estimate, this came out to $420.13 /month based on an $88,000 loan Vacancy - $118.75 - 5%Electricity $150Water ad Sewer $50Propane tank lease - 25Heat  - $75(Tweaked some of the utilities after learning more info from the seller)Total expenses comes to $1848$526 Cash Flow -  $263 per doorNext step is getting a contractor to take a look at the roof and foundation, if that turns out ok I might take a stab at this one!