So short of buying it when you know something is failing it’s going to cost more than not having one. 

More than likely, the bank will not want to invest in attorneys for an eviction if they're looking to sell as-is. 

Any bank fees.  

If MTR fails I can always pivot to a LTR model around April when people are looking for new homes to rent anyway.

City National Bank has a $50K grant program for homes in certain neighborhoods.

My understanding is the key is to keep separate bank accounts and financial transactions.

Which is where most fail when they realize how hard it will be.One of my favorite all-time sayings, "Actions always speak louder than words"!

@Haiden Welch I'd lean into local banks and credit unions.

It's failed in grand fashion every time, for good reasons but hey feel free. 

Now there is danger in that of course 1. you can miss something  2. when you go to resell if the title companies representing the bank or new buyer dont know you and they are not title company prepped deeds they may refuse to insure the next transaction as they may think the risk of title fraud is too great to take it on.