Does it worth buying or I might just deal with a lot of trouble? 

Try substituting free & clear property as the collateral...an excellent way to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax-free cash to shore up reserves, add improvements, and/or (of course) acquire more well-located income producing real estate.

@Leo Ferreras - I wouldn't worry about it for your real estate business.Focus on growth and spend your valuable time on your highest dollar producing activities.

I think you're going to have trouble cash flowing with the property, even with the tenants paying for all utilities. 

Reason being: You could spend 10 hours to find 20 buyers... then you still have to go out and find a property.If you find 1 property,that can produce infinite buyers AND you'll have a deal at hand. 

I was able to produce emails, text messages, signed agreements, and I had an experienced attorney who specializes in real estate contracts.I've been this route before so I understand the process and the system.

Account ClosedThat's an interesting point Joe, in regards to that may move the trouble to better neighborhoods making North a profitable neighborhood for us investors.  

Could be divided into two units without too much trouble.

But they also produce cashflow, and in commercial real estate as long as you have cashflow you'll have appriciation over time and more importantly you get paid cashflow distributions to wait for this appriciation.

I knew she would be trouble when I met her at inspection but didn’t think she’d show her cards so early.