We plan to put down 25-30%, and manage it as a midterm rental.

You buy the property and you have to live with the existing leases in place.Look at the leases and verify the rents are current.See if you can talk with the tenants to see what problems they have with their unit and what their plans are.

I have been contemplating selling my home and buying property in Tennessee where I plan to move in the next 5 years.

Either get a strong team in Baltimore to give you better options or a CPAs advice to structure your way out of this as a win.Don't consider this specific experience a loss, but disconnect from this investment as a loss. 

@Stacy TringThe only thing this plan is certain to accomplish is to split the family.

The lawsuit includes claims for breach of contract, specific performance, and trespass to try title, and the case is registered in public records.Additionally, the lender has initiated foreclosure proceedings on the property due to Seller Z's default on payments.Is there any action I should take as Buyer A?

This will potentially also impact any note buyers that plan to buy the notes.

Is your goal to keep these properties as a long term hold, or are you planning to sell within the next 5 years?

I am asking about a real estate portfolio specifically, not your overall portfolio that may consists of stocks and/or bonds.Do you build your RE portfolio based on a predetermined percentage of each asset class (ex. 50% residential properties 50% passive funds)?

It’s 4bd 3.5ba nice neighborhood and planning to cover inground pool and add pickle ball court.