A broken window during the cold season.A washer made unusable by the "poor" residents by one of their own "Guests".A physical attack by a residents "Guest" (neighborhood youth) upon the owner....Police involved in the indecent.Class "D" area (some might call it Class F)...Seems about Par for the Course in a Class "D" area.At least they didn't steal his furnaces and copper pipes.This guy seems surprised by this--Know your tenant base.....

You didn't get physically harmed and belongings can be replaced.

Only slightly less theoretically, monkeys might fly out one of my orifices in the next five minutes.So this sounds like an exercise in poor communication.Did you simply tell him to take out the garbage disposal?

Otherwise it won’t be a very beneficial exercise!

States and courts all seem to be intrepreting the CDC moratorium differently, so you can't assume anything other then you can't physically remove tenants due to nonpayment of rent.SECTION 8: your PMC should be complaining to the S8 caseworker, who should put pressure on the tennat to pay their portion of the rent and utilities or possibly lose their voucher.

I would want to put eyes on it physically before closing the deal.

There's no sale until the option is eventually exercised, and when that takes place, the new buyer will do a Purchase Agreement, and the seller will pay off the existing Mortgage...just like a regular sale. 

Brand new to the physical BP website/forums.

The free option requires time and they include driving for dollars (virtually or physical), partnering with agents, craigslist or JVing with an existing wholesaler.The paid methods are varied but these also start with generating a list.

NOTE: I found in one of the counties I'm going to be active in this following note:3.6 FINAL PLAT REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURESA) The Final Plat is a legal document defining the physical configuration and rules governing developmentand operation of a Subdivision.