Amish pay into their church every Sunday but in return they can borrow money from the church for things like health insurance or more importantly a house loan.

I've offered to pay the current taxes due on the home for the property owner and he's fine with me selling it but I'd like to sign some type of contract (or just the title) before doing anything official.

However, there are some things you should know: most HML lenders won't fund you if you don't have an official business entity (like an LLC) set up. 

Confer with an official on your local planning/zoning board about the situation.

I actually reached out to their lawyer and he said it would cost too much for them to redeem and that's why they didn't reply.It's now April 2020 and they apparently sold the mortgage to another mortgage company and the New mortgage company is now trying to redeem (they have not filed the official redemption paperwork just contact me via phone). 

If the units have shared ventilation systems, you might be able to convince a court that this is a health and safety issue that they should hear, particularly if you are high risk (but I think its a long shot).

I think as my state is officially starting to open up my calendar will likely fill up quickly quickly as people look to get out.

Jordan,As a professional property manager with over 1000 units, that 8-10% comes out to about $3 to $5 a day to pay for technology, staff, rent, insurance (which is outrageous), MLS (also outrageous), lockboxes, gas, telephone, software, computers, inspections, payroll, taxes, health insurance, I could go on and on...... but its not ok for us to make $3 to $5 a day to care for one of your most important assets 24/7, 365.

Will you have the option to keep your health insurance for a while or do you have a plan to cover that expense?

You want particular people that value quality, they usually take better care of your asset, stay longer and have better jobs, and mental health.