The only way I'd worry is if there were a bug or vermin problem as a result of their "lifestyle".

I have the same problem.  A

I then sell it to a Tenant Buyer who gives me $25,000 option fee (so I recover my $9000) and I am ahead $16,000 cash plus the remaining equity.That solves my Tenant Buyer's problem as well.

@Scott Houin you should be able to get a budget no problem. As

Hell if I know, that's a "Future Cody" problem as I use to say.Realistically I'd look for places around $1m - 1.1m. 

@Jaysen MedhurstThe consistent income for years is the problem as I’m looking to just get into that while pursuing real estate as well.

It does seem like it is a problem as the  cash on cash is only abou 3.5%. 

@Spencer Resnik I believe it’s a weird coding problem as it always follows the ampersand punctuation.

Clearly we understand that we need to speak to an attorney, but due to delays in paperwork, the estate hasn't even been established as of yet.The problem as you can imagine, is that rental life goes on. 

If you just look at them like they're a math problem, a lot of heart ache over whether to pull the trigger  or not goes away.If the market value is 110,000 and you're buying it for 40,000 below market value, that's 70,000.