I'm not saying the are bad people they are just often in over their heads trying to steer a significant chunk of other people's money around a major asset (the condo complex) with no prior history in a similar role.It can also be tough dealing with 6 or 8 conflicting personalities to get a decision made if you are accustomed to just dealing one-on-one with another property owner.

If this is happening prior to moving in, imagine what potentially can happen once they are moved in.  

The boyfriend of the tenant was living with tenant when I purchased the property but was not on the lease - the prior landlord who I thought was good, vouched for him.  

This is a type of deed that means the prior owner simply gives up their ownership rights, and is not guaranteeing clear title to the property.The investment group is likely the new owner, and would not be interested in selling it to a wholesaler. 

Question for the community.  Since I'm not a handy guy myself.  Is it typical to have an inspector or GC walk through the property the first time you see it during the showing?  If so, do you pay them to do the walk t...

@Sean Sullivan You should receive a HUD a day or two prior to closing.

The prior owner was addicted  to the shopping networks on TV, I guess that's where their money went instead of mortgage ( foreclosed) .

Probably yours - but I would cover my butt with a certified letter mailed to the prior owner and wholesaler both with a reasonable time limit.

This makes for a quick sale, no extensive examination of my credit/income (which is fine but a hassle), and I can use one of my standard loans for some other property.

However they are now not wanting to loan me anything on this property because they folks had some prior judgements against them, medical, etc.What is my next move?