I bet it is  subject to. $229k - $10K = $219k less $130k = $89k which would be owner finance.

That's your best bet... get the tenant to leave on their own. 

If you take that same dollar amount, I bet it will come pretty close to matching your cash flow numbers, and with zero risk. 

So, your best bet is to show the deal to some friends/family/associates who may be interested in the deal and pay them 10% return within 6 months to make it attractive. 

I bet it will still be cheaper than a turnover. 

The newspaper had a columnist who writes a weekly column about money matters was happy to help, as he was wondering what to write in his column the following week when my call came in.

Yes, an inspection by an engineer would be your best bet to give you and your end-buyer peace of mind.

Your best bet would be to try to get some owner assistance here, have them carry back a note on part of it.  

Many people as starting to say that we have reached the bottom, and even the conservative economists like Karl Case, the co-creator of the S&P Case Shiller Home Price Index recently said, “I would bet even odds that we’re at a bottom and that we are going to see improvement in the coming monthsâ€.

He has told me that he can do these anywhere in the country.I bet he can do them anywhere in the country...until he gets caught.