When I was selling my old house and buying my new property in the Paradise Developments community, I used a realtor and asked her all those screening questions before signing any documents.

They get a chance to know you and you get a chance to get your finances and documents in order.

I had an attorney write a "fill-in-the-blank" document that I've re-used a number of times over the years.

Sometimes the documents can make it really confusing. they should be someone in the office that have been asked this question before. 

If so, use the live of communication you have been using; email, phone etc...in addition, do you have a move inspection documentation, video, pictures etc...?

Treat the mother and boyfriend as totally separate unauthorized occupants and let them know your process for getting them approved, or to vacate.Then document all your attempts to get in contact with the daughter and collect her rent.

If they move out and you have a pest problem, document it and take it out of their deposit.

Assuming you know RE documentation for your state, the analysis is straight forward; acquisition cost, cash flow, exit. 

Yes, I only give general rules when giving out free advice :)   @Eamonn McElroyOP should confirm with CPA whether legal documents were drafted incorrectly.

After that, what the document is calling a second & third mortgage for lesser amounts were issued.In the court documents, the defendants include the initial lender, as well as the other lien holders - the HOA, the local government, the US government, and the 2nd & 3rd mortgage lenders.It looks like the company issuing the  Lis Pendens bought / obtained the paper from the lender (what they are calling the 1st mortgage, but is really the second) and is the plaintiff in the case.I am guessing (unless the original amount was paid off) it is therefore a foreclosure by a junior interest.