If you are doing full-service condo-style lawn-and-grounds care for an SFR, then the tenant should be absolutely aware that you're going to be showing up on the property according to your own groundskeeping schedule.For something like installing faucet covers on exterior spigots, yes I would call 24 hours in advance.

We can create an email/Facebook group and talk regularly. 

It looks like you are calculating based on cash on cash, but I'd think you'd want to include some financing/debt service etc stuff in there too.There's nothing wrong with buying something for cheap. 

I like different real estate listing services for different reasons, Redfin, Realtor, Zillow, Trulia etc. however they all seem to give vastly different property tax estimates that can take a property worth considering offering on to one that simply wouldn't work.

If so, do you have any reviews for this service? 

For instance, what if the tenants see a big issue that you cannot immediately service and elect to pay rent over to the court causing you to experience financial strain or even default on your debt obligation?

Establish a propsal , seek investor and actual have something to offer them instead of realtor services. 

Since the taxes are unpaid, it is likely the property is paid off, unless he has a lender/loan servicer that is just being lazy and allowing unpaid taxes and fees to accrue.

First thing's first; I'm not in the military but THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!

@Bo GoebelIf you have everything in line (meaning the construction budget, the contractor that's approved, the inspectors etc...) not to mention the regular loan papers,you should be able to close that 203K in 30-45 days.