Feel free to PM me if you have any questions about my homes.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

In MA the former owner can bring a defense of a defective foreclosure to any eviction.

My income is such that I have a significant tax burden when I bring in investment income.

I do want to work with them but their attitude is making me feel disrespected. 

However, if you live in the half that is rented, make sure you are paying market rent and have a lease drawn up to avoid family problems (eg your siblings feeling like they bought a home, so you could have your own place).

If there are any virtual meetings or if you'd like to chat, please feel free to send me a direct message!

Just something to chew on before you automatically dismiss MLS properties because you feel too many eyes are already on the opportunity. 

And as @Jay Hinrichs says, the market needs to be right for this strategy and you need a little "jingle in your pocket" ;) Most the time you are bringing a seller current on payments, providing moving expenses, and tackling deferred maintenance/updates - or all three on sub to.

I feel I am a good tenant; I always pay on time with "post dated checks" already in his possession.