Are banks going to uncover these tax issues?

Are banks going to uncover these tax issues?

I would want to know what the current rents are at the house, walk through it, find out why the sellers are selling and try to uncover any issues (old roof, furnace, foundation etc) before putting in an offer.

DD can't uncover crafty fraud or 1/3 of the park are distant relatives planing on moving after closing...

No telling what you would uncover if you removed it.

There was really no way of knowing there was an addition and remodel to the kitchen except for extensive rehab uncovering the mystery.

I did a bit more digging and uncovered some information on the government's website.

BP has been great for uncovering more custodians that can handle a checkbook setup than I was aware existed.I have an old 401k that when I left a company 20 years ago, I rolled into an IRA rollover.

If you judge those items to be serious, then you know this tenant has potential for you - if you actually are one of those landlords that performs needed repairs :D ; if the items being complained about seem to you to be more of a nuisance, then it sounds like you wouldn't want that tenant.You might find that a thorough screening (as Joel has given above) uncovers some other reason to not take this person as a tenant - so let your screening process be your guide in decision-making.

What about something in a Cleveland suburb with 25 units that rents for $600/mo per unit, built in the mid 90s, well maintaned, with free wi-fi, good (but uncovered) parking, in-unit laundry?