@Dalia Linden That's an easy one Dalia just key that into google; bet there is a bunch of them!

For online access I'd say LinkedIn is your best bet, there are a lot of distressed debt groups there.

I'll bet you could dobit yourself in a day:).  

I don't know how it would apply here, but its not good for the current owner. hes betting you will pay the note and not gonna get much if any appreciation from the property. 

Then I split the expense among these properties in my bookkeeping which results in the expense also being split on my Schedule E.Since the amounts assigned to each property must add back up to the original expense, I use a simple web page called Divide Money ( https://divide.money/ ) to calculate the amount to assign to each property down to the penny.For example, if I have to divide $234.23 among 5 properties, it would look like this:$46.84 to Property 1$46.84 to Property 2$46.85 to Property 3$46.85 to Property 4$46.85 to Property 5

I would bet this tenant had trouble with a past landlord claiming she didn't pay or on time or something like that. 

I think your best bet is to talk directly with a foreclosure attorney practicing in the state. 

I bet you my panties you will see several IC sites on the top.. always.Coincidence?

I bet there is going to be plenty of turnover which means several hundred $$ to make repairs every time someone moves out.$600+ for a one bed one bath with 2 other units right next to you is WAY over priced. 

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