Keeping in mind that there is probably private family history undisclosed, I would say: why don't you guys try to talk about it more, in a different setting and environment, in a different way, understand what are each other real problems and find a solution that would help both and creating value for the both and of you and keep being a family before going through all this legal "crap"?

Many banks will ask you for seasoning (history of rent sometimes 12-18 months) I am not saying its not possible, but make sure you have gone over this with your bank before hand.  

You can also try to find homes with board of health complaints, but I have not had any success with them.From the same database, you can also do permit history searches.

Tim Simmons, good stuff let the newbie learn with there own money, friends or family's and get some history.

If you are looking for an income producing property to add to your portfolio, this one is definitely worth a look.Property features include; Block construction, good rental history, newer tile flooring throughout, updated kitchen cabinets, newer ceiling fans, all kitchen appliances included, no neighbors across the street, sturdy roof, updated landscaping, window AC units, central heat, convenient location to area playground and parksRent Rehab: None expected

An ESA phase I is an examination of the strata and history of the landuse/earth work at the subject property.

Take this thread alone; i read a person say another depression is soon to happen just because it's been a while from the last, inferring 08/09 as a depression.... never mind the obvious facts that there has been a grand total of 1 depression in the history of the us and 08/09 was not a depression but, fact's are apparently perceptual now, I am just curious if gravity is also just an opinion, lol. 

Originally I was planning to buy deals all cash but I've decided based on my goals to leverage my capital.I have been working on some financing options so when a deal presents itself I already have my ducks in a row.As part of that due diligence I'm planning on approaching a few local banks and credit unions that I have history with.I don't have a W2 job and haven't had any real income for the past couple of years.

on a side note, it looks like someone already butchered the interior as I see no trace of history there which (probably not a post opinion around here) is a shame. for a first project or really any flip I would stay away from historic homes

I'm interested in buying a small multifamily in Arkansas from a seller, but I just noticed on the local tax assessor's site that the ownership history in regards to deed type goes:deed - sold 1996special warranty deed - sold 2017quit claim deed - sold 2017Should I be concerned or will going through a title company and getting title insurance cover me?