As a landlord, I recently received a Request for Proposal ("RFP") from a non-profit that is seeking office space. 

He was saying something about foreclosed homes not having a clean title.

If using a lender this is a non issue.

I'm a little leary to think that 6 nights (3 weeks * 2 nights) is going to be enough to cover mortgage, insurance, property tax, maintenance, cleaning, furnishing, 100% of utilities, cable, internet, etc. but maybe I'm all wrong. 

There is a small personal junk yard going on next to a non working vehicle and leaving food around for the purpose to feed wild animals outside their window. 

The property does not need any work other than a deep cleaning.64,500 purchase price 10% down because the loan will be structured as a second home. 6,450.3,000 closing costI will be taking out a loan and have excellent creditAfter the down payment and closing cost, the amount financed will be 61,050.

We knew the owner was out of state (it was an estate sale) & the place was full of junk & the old machine shop was full of old equipment.We offered cash, close in 30, no inspection & we would take it 'as is'.Several others were also cash & higher but wanted inspections & the place cleaned up.It's NNN & still returns us 28% p.a.But we do have experience regarding structural, elect, plumbing etc etc.We had the opportunity to bid on another property that was part of the estate.

Here's what I know of the numbers: House is 4 bed/3 bath, 3100 sq ft$55k is owed to bring everything current (HOA, mortgage, fees)$8-12k for rehab - general cleaning, landscaping, 1500 sq ft of carpet, interior paint in some rooms$164k - current loan balance, $155k after bringing loan current, PITI is currently $1076 @ 3.5%$1800-1900 current rents in the areaIf the loan were called, I would be able to pay it off. 

It will need a lot of cleaning and paint.The seller said the bank won't take a loan to purchase because it's being sold as-is and she can't afford to fix anything, if it's a loan she will be required to fix things (like electrical). 

Issue the non renew asap telling, not asking, them to leave.