Guns, ammunition, survival gear, freezer full of prescription meds stockpiled for the end times, chickens, swords, a motorcycle, car and truck, taxidermy, sex toys, drug paraphenlia, and even a house that was completely spotless except for the one-gallon baggy full of marijuana (I threw it out).

In the case of a not-so-obvious need, such as Post Traumatic Stress, you are allowed to ask for proof of prescription.

@J Scott you alluded to a prescription but it might help if we knew what kind of access the old house had?

Evictions are a tough pill to swallow as the new owner since you know that someone went all the way through the system once and had to be forced out.

At some point taxes, inflation etc drive up the rent prices so even if you are just upping it $25 or $50 per month that is a much easier pill to swallow compared to no raised rent and then large rent increase a few years later to make up for lost time.

@Nick Rutkowski I don't consider it a red flag because I do have confidence in the quality of rehab work he's putting on the house.its just that the average list price in my market is $250K to my knowledge so to hear $365K is a hard pill to swallow.

That's a big pill to swallow for most buyers especially owner-occupants using low down payment financing and carrying the debt service on their own. 

I know that is a hard pill to swallow, but if you are unwilling to consider that possibility, then you are closed minded.

  - there was never any hostile situation, it was allowed by then-seller- if it had NOT been allowed / permitted, and the defect was allowed to fester basically uncontested, then the neighbor could make an argument (again-- michigan statute here) after 15 years for "prescriptive easement"- since it WAS allowed, then the then-seller's rights (now that's me as of last week) can REVOKE those privileges.   

Just posting asking for the secret success pill is pretty common on bigger pockets as it is a pretty repeated question although the verbiage is not word for word.Short unwanted answer is usually get a job and study and learn at the same time as much as possible.