However I would have a professionally inspected and there's nothing wrong with contacting the selling agent and asking what is going on.

The property manager hired by them has an office onsite and handles all the mowing/maintenance etc.I'm buying a foreclosed unit as is, and at the price I'm prepared to handle any problems with it.  

I did not do the work myself I hired someone but if you want to talk about how I got great deals to get that work done cheaply inbox me and I'll give you my number I'll let you know how I got it done

Here they way we think:  our A/B properties are in areas with soild income/professionals that have good schools.  

Hi RE Houston Investors,I recently moved from an overseas assignment back to Houston.  

The dirty tenant should have wording in the lease about keeping the unit clean and should also be billed for professional extermination.

If a tenant moves out, hire a broker to rent the place again and your handymen can complete any work or touch up paint in between tenants.Hope this helps you!

Otherwise I'm hoping to find tenants who are willing to take on helping manage the property in exchange for slightly lower rent...either that or hire a property manager.  

I am a IT Professional who has a love for financial planning and passive income.

Meaning, send a letter to everyone involved in this property of intent to refuse to sell, or hire a building inspector to find faults, or other such actions to delay or prevent a sale?