Finish the list, it got cut off.

I wrote a check from the LLC bank account once a year for the property taxes and few to landscapers to cut weeds. 

.; major settling, serious foundation problems)...but even then, there are investors who specialize in buying and fixing those types of properties --again, the key is educating yourself so you know what you're getting into. ...it sounds as if maybe you're looking for a hard-and-fast rule like "DON'T buy a property with X", or "DO buy a property with Y"  --the reality is, REI is rarely, if ever, that cut-and-dry--it has many shades of grey, and it requires flexibility and creative thinking.Good luck!

@Dillon LeRoy Pollard If you really want this it's not that hard to cut expenses and earn some side income in order to build your cash. 

On a fixed interest rate loan, can the bank come back and say, “oh 3% isn’t cutting it anymore, we want 7% now” 15 years into your fixed rate mortgage?

@Mary Jay Hey Mary, it is going to depend as there is no clear cut answer without knowing your personal financial situation.

The point I’m arguing is that the realtor who goes above and beyond for a 50k property to get it to sell before the city auctions it due to unpaid taxes, which is the situation I’m in, deserves a bit of a pay bump.  3% of 50k won’t cut it for the extra work/marketing that will come out of pocket.  

You rarely get paychecks, and when you do your brokerage takes a huge cut. 

It also has a paper on the window saying it has had its utilities cut off for the winter.I looked the house up on my county’s tax/real estate website and it says the property owner is a bank, but that the tax payer for the year 2021 is an LERETA which is a company that offers tax services based in California.

But if you core competency is flipping and flipping is what you want to do, take the hair cut, and find the next house you are going to flip.