Thanks for the mention, @Dmitriy Fomichenko@Josh Dehmlow feel free to reach out with any questions - happy to help!

Every "tenant screening guide" I see mentions running criminal background checks and I don't understand how this would be discriminatory.

In those instances, the owner can avoid all the bankruptcy related issues Mike mentions by withdrawing the bankruptcy, and you may find that solves that issue.

I just mentioned to @Gabriel DeVita that I've been buying in the area for 20 years and deals have never been harder to come by.   

Until that happens this would be a bad idea, not to mention transaction fees are absurd

Hi Raymond,I seen that you mentioned attending REI meetings in another post.

Several people mentioned that a quitclaim for the LLC was necessary, but there were others   Also, as most of the conversation surrounding the BRRR strategy seems to be around rentals I was unclear if it could be used for flips such as in this situation. 

Yes, those are still available.You will have to apply for one, prove you live there and pass a fire inspectionYou mention a subdivision.

We bought that one, $125k, well under value, with no mention of commissions. 

I see everybody mentioning it but don't know which one it is