@Adelle Miller I actually followed @John Kesner suggestion on keep looking for lenders.

This might sound harsh, but I'm actually trying to save you a ton of pain and money.  

The following are some of the numbers on the home:Asking Price: $325,000Tax Lien: $66,600Renovation: $50,000ARV: $480,000Rental IncomeUnit 1: $1,650(Unit I will be living in)Unit 2: $1,650Unit 3: $1,100Unit 4(Unit to be added in the basement): $950Total Rent: $5,350Taxes: $11,600I think that most likely, I will have to pay cash for the lien before we can go forward with the FHA loan on the actual purchase price and rehab of the home.

I'm actually, in the Rego/Park Forest Hills area.  

Most community owners know better than to actually own and rent the homes in their community. 

They just have not built enough to keep up with demand which is actually real this time vs loan anyone any amount nonsense.

This is from the actual deed for an FHA mortgage.

Here can I see the actual tax rolls for a property purchased in Tarrabt County (Ft.

Once you talk to 3 or 4 cashflow investors and their price points, you will get an idea.Taking 3 months just to research might be a good idea, before you spend actual dollars. 

All of this info is free and readily available, which is awesome because I don't have thousands of dollars to throw at marketing.I actually bought the equity list for $15 on fiverr.