If they end up being longer term tenants I will ask them to do it at certain times.

Are you uninsured that whole time?

Thank You @Harsh Khoont check out The Mecklenburg Times for preforeclosures/foreclosures.

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On large liens, ($15k +) where there is a risk of tying up money and budget for a long time is a risk, we usually do a quick bankruptcy search.

With Denver facing an affordable housing crisis, this change falls under the category of "Duh, about time." 

You should always have a due diligence period that would allow for enough time to complete all 3rd party reports and govt approvals before you have your earnest money go hard. 

Here's my #1 dissatisfier in dealing with agents: Most have NO idea how to evaluate investment properties.I HATE when agents bring me a so-called "deal" without having first determined whether it actually makes sense financially.Then, when I do run the numbers and calculate a cash flow of $50/mo and a cash-on-cash return of 3%, I feel violated, like my time has been totally wasted.And, that's the last "deal" I'll ever consider from that agent!

In the process of evicting tenant, will likely owe $20k + at time of eviction. 

Having a hard time finding a lender who lends on 75% of the ARV.