Now let's meet the players.There are four key players in this equation and we will just call them A, B, C, and D.A: Possesses the title free and clear of the current subject property.

I did try to do some research online first, but everything I've found has been very subjective or had wide spread variables, which made it hard to figure out.OFFER$240,000OWED$205,000AGENT COMMISSION5%CLOSING ATTORNY$1500THANKS AGAIN!

She will eventually be subject to eviction and have to pay everything owed or can be sent to collections.Personally, you shouldn't have let her get this far behind.

I have seen a lot of turnkey providers advertise properties in Memphis (I'm from Memphis, grew up there, have to go back frequently for family) with very misleading info. 

I'm very new to trying to understand subject to/ seller financing.

I end up getting title to the properties subject-to the 1st mortgages.

They already have onsite management and would appear to be subject to any local/state requirements that apply to operating an apartment complex of the applicable size.Assuming they would be interested in owning additional units in the same complex they just acquired, is there any reason why they generally wouldn't be willing to pay the equivalent price per unit that they just paid a month ago for the rest of the complex?

Written inventory of all furnishings and other personal property in, on, or commonly in use for the normal operation and maintenance of the subject property.

Similar to homes in an HOA, homes subject to overlays and "agreement"-led policies have an added risk. 

Depending how you use this, you will be subject to vacation home rule plus other proration rules.