I posted just now about evicting a mentally ill inherited tenant.

On Wednesday night, they responded they won't do anything (Fine) but also they are "Not sure if the tenants will move out after all" *Obviously a deal breaker.My realtor recommended we walk away from the deal now, and that the seller and listing agent have both been pretty unresponsive and dishonest about the status of everything, which doesn't bode well.My inclination is I don't walk away unless they can confirm in fact that the tenants will NOT move out (That is a deal breaker, these are not quality tenants that I want to inherit)- and despite we were planning to close Feb 6, we could give it a bit more time.  

I have a few rental properties already, all doing well, but I am about to inherit some money and am thinking it would be smart to use that to diversify into something other than real estate. 

I have a 6-unit B class property with all inherited tenants. 

It is located in a smaller town where the rental demand is not strong this time of year.  2 units, unit #4 and #2, are inherited and have been paying late.

This is a property that she inherited from her parents with no loan owed on it.

Otherwise, well, I might inherit a 1/2 done rehab job on a property.

My mom covered the rest with her inheritance.

Sometimes out of fear that they'll bring in unwanted attention from those outside the community or simply that they'll lessen the aesthetic ambiance of the community itself.

They do not need to give you the card, but you will inherit their history on that card.