I bet it is  subject to. $229k - $10K = $219k less $130k = $89k which would be owner finance.

That's your best bet... get the tenant to leave on their own. 

If you take that same dollar amount, I bet it will come pretty close to matching your cash flow numbers, and with zero risk. 

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.

So, your best bet is to show the deal to some friends/family/associates who may be interested in the deal and pay them 10% return within 6 months to make it attractive. 

I bet it will still be cheaper than a turnover. 

Yes, an inspection by an engineer would be your best bet to give you and your end-buyer peace of mind.

Your best bet would be to try to get some owner assistance here, have them carry back a note on part of it.  

Many people as starting to say that we have reached the bottom, and even the conservative economists like Karl Case, the co-creator of the S&P Case Shiller Home Price Index recently said, “I would bet even odds that we’re at a bottom and that we are going to see improvement in the coming monthsâ€.

He has told me that he can do these anywhere in the country.I bet he can do them anywhere in the country...until he gets caught.