The issue we are having is the property doesn't "legally" cash flow enough to qualify for DSCR, and, for seller finance, they have unrealistic terms.

The issue is that I bought a home from a distressed seller whose son refuses to vacate property.

How do I research to see if there are any liens, or title issues with the property?

If not done properly, this may be an issue down the road if the county gets involved for any reason whatsoever. 

@Artur A. common issues unfortunately.

I've had nothing but tenant and property management issues for the MFH units I own.

Details of property:3-unitMixed useGround floor is a hair salonOther two units are residentialI will live in one of the unitsI can’t understand why this is an issue to insure.

This can restrict investment opportunities for those relying on external financing.Risk of Unknown Property Condition: Since HUD properties are sold in "as-is" condition, buyers may encounter unforeseen issues or defects that were not apparent during the initial inspection.

The earliest I can get a plumber to look at this issue is tomorrow morning.

With a population this size, you have less labor issues (more people to keep labor cheap), a built in growth machine for appreciation/rents due to babies born and people moving there, and the city is well-known.#2: Landlord Friendly - call local property managers/eviction attorneys and see what the average eviction time is and if the judges give landlords a lot of trouble.