An abusive tenant is always fun.Emotional problems associated with the property such as divorce or death (inheritance).Did I miss anything?

Hi everyone,I wanted to know what you would pay for a property like this (assume no major repairs will be needed in the near future).It is not in a very good part of town, but here are the numbers:2 bed/1 bath, built in 1950, 720 SFRent: $550 a monthYearly Property Tax: $653Yearly Insurance: $408Property management: 10%Any other info you need please let me know!

A bed bug inspection of the unit can verify their presence.

You have no idea if this seller has a debilitating medical issue, a death of the main income producer in the family, etc.

I will clarify that I've never read anything on Lonnie Deals but "reading between the lines" about Lonnie deals on BP forums and elsewhere; the reason for the death of them has to do with "qualifying" the individual for the carry back mortgage on the MH.Bill Olsen (I think) did a great post about Dodd-Frank regs in the Mobile Home Park category if you do a quick look - should be on one of the first 2 pages as it has been a hot topic.I have heard, but not yet meet or introduced, myself to people that are selling MHs in our local market with good results.

Second off, some sort of TRUST structure is going to allow her to enjoy her monies and pass them along avoiding probate after death.

If, like in CA, title to real estate transfers immediately upon death of the owner subject to administration of the estate, then I wouldn't think that there's any time which a creditor could intercept and interfere.And then there's the issue as to the ability of a judgment creditor taking an aggressive position and attempting to penetrate the trust corpus.

That's the beauty of the BP resource, there are plenty of us always ready willing and sometimes able to beat it to death for you!

He says they are both 850 square feet, 2 bed and 1 bath.

Key details: She said she is looking to sell quickly due to a death in the family.