Other liens may survive such as utility/hoa liens regardless of their priority in the chain of title.

Hi Christy Browning, you are already ahead off the game and 1-up on many others who are still reading books, watching videos, listing to podcast and stuck in learning mode with NO ACTION!

Make sure that legally you do not contradict or violate any of your state regulations.This is a complex business with lots of regulations, you must get it right to survive.

Our average all in is 81.5%, so even though our model is BRRRR, we end up putting about 7% of the money down for each new acquisition.

Since there are only three basic units, I already know what I think each model is worth.

Before moving into cash offer mode, ask them questions about them and why they are calling back.

[Yes, they survived the dramas that time].The main thing about that episode was: the comps were VERY well known and established; a gated community.Whereas, a "rural neighborhood with very spread out lots and 2-3 acre pieces of land" might be HARD to comp!

They "fail" because they need to make, say, $50,000 to survive their debt obligations and only make $25k their first year and quit.

The primary one is what liens survive foreclosure in your jurisdiction.  

Nope the lease survives a sale in Texas.You might be able ot do cash for keys if they are willing to move out and sign a document changing the end date on the lease.Otherwise you are stuck until the lease ends.