Hey Jordan The red dotted represents the property line , but that might not be a official site plan so it could be a little bit inaccurate. 

After you factor in maintenance, than might drop to $0, with the tenant only paying off your mortgage as a return.Keep reading the blogs and forums on BP and you'll see a lot of references to the 1% rule, which means the rent received each month should be at least 1% of the purchase price of the home. 

Here's a few blogs to review that might help you as you enter the syndication game and position yourself favorably w/investors.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/65780-syn...https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/9145/53959-vet...

Hello @Vanessa D Bartley, welcome to the site!

I have a blog post about it: Evicted Tenant Destroy's Property [video].

I  have no experience in the field of real estate and have just been consuming every bit of info I can from BP (which has helped a lot.)I have been listening to podcasts, signing up for every webinar, analyzing deals daily using the calculators. and have recently purchased a few books from the site that I will begin soon. 

Great that you joined the site!

The real inflection point comes at around 75 at which point it makes financial sense to hire on-site property management.

In my experience it should not be your responsibility to pay the lien, it will get paid off prior to or at close.With that said, I have represented buyers and have personally purchased properties off of all the auction sites here in CT and in a lot of the cases the title did not come back clean initially.

Great that you joined the site!