Heany from Green acres, you take on a different perception as being a wheeler dealer, a Jack of all trades rather than a RE professional.

He is using that apartment as a cover up, a drug dealing apartment, slave house or something illegal is my guess.

If they were made of metal. you could at least get a scrap dealer to come get it.

Alcohol, drugs, emotional issues, various things that each carry additional risk factors.And even more important, unreliable workers suck up resources (time) that could and should be spent elsewhere.

INVESTORS place THEIR ASSETS AT RISK, PERIOD.All the folks on here who don't have two nickels to rub together want to refer to themselves as investors, so do those with some money who deal in RE or any other business, but they are OPERATORS or DEALERS, they are nothing near an INVESTOR.You and other brokers do all kinds of activities in notes, you use other peoples money in various ways, you also have a license, or I hope they do, and have regulatory oversight somewhere, but individuals must use their own freaking money or assets, borrowing funds beyond their means to conduct note transactions is brokering.I have no idea what may have been said that got that response from you, but if you disagree with what I said here you need to drop way back to some basic legal definitions.The reason so many people on this site don't get it is because they never start from ground level, they assume they know and jump in to something assuming things.

Original loan was 570,000.00 it foreclosed and I guess went back to the lender for 1,515,000.00 (what it says on the zilliow report) the house is vacant now but there was an eviction that led to a major drug bust.

He seems to think the IRS either classifies you as a dealer or an investor.

Other events from the first day included a lady on drugs claiming I removed her door and calling the police (they were friendly and quickly recognized the lady was on something and suggested I just leave her be, which was my intention).

That's like going to a car dealer and asking to pay $17,500 for a brand new $25,000 car.

One block away on Bryant there were constant drug raids and such.