What do you mean by "left over"?  

There may also be enough loan money left over to also pay for housing or to rent a room.  

I know of an owner financed condo in a very good very well established area that needs no work and has ten months left in a current good lease, message me for details if you're interested.

Another challenge is having the capital to put down to secure the property and have enough left for all the contingency factors I must take into consideration.  

Still today we are left with a huge blank and dont know the reason why.

Long story short, my relationship with a woman and her kid didn't work out, and I was left with the home. 

The money was conditioned on a checklist that I gave them prior to the close that detailed what the exact conditions of each of the requirements were, "broom-clean, free of debris, all seller-owned appliances left in good working order" etc.Many of the tenants, knowing that the bank would likely evict them in a few months anyway, were cooperative enough to leave the property in "not-horrible" condition.

I am new but I have also agreed the only thing left to do is dive in.

there is nothing left to steal. everything was already stolen.oh and i forgot to mention one thing when i was telling poeple what happened when i talked to the dept of real estate. one of the first things the manager asked me about is what contracts i sign. i told him i sign purchase agreements. they say that i'm agreeing to purchase the property and someone is willing to sell me the property, then i assign my rights as teh buyer to someone else for a fee. 

Most of them get picked up before auction time and you're left with the bad ones.Can I ask exactly what you're looking for in tax liens?