I mean, kudos for the dedication, but that would be too many for me.But to answer your question, yes, direct mail to folks that are behind on taxes seems like a good strategy to find folks that are in generally poor financial health.

In the few months this couple has lived on their property I've seen their health deteriorate further to the point where the woman now uses a mobility chair.

Anyway...He was busted last Monday and the unit was tagged by the health department.  

Does anyone work these types of areas or is it really a waste of time and too much of a potential health hazard to even bother with it?

The health of the LLC will depend on its ability to be proven by a prosecuting attorney that it was in fact being operated as sole propriety.

Examples for exemptions are health changes, loss of job, transfer or job moved, needing to move to care for family, divorce, significant loss of income.

They also will likely want things like powers of attorney, health care directives, etc. 

@Joseph ODonovan @Joe Villeneuve The owner has health issues.

FHA guidelines state the changes MUST relate to health or safety, or they will not be approved. 

It is free money don't waste it and you also need to make sure they have the correct health inspections and fire inspections and their own insurance and it has to say it is good on your property.