Good point and understand it's the future-worth that counts.A little more background, this landlord isn't exactly the lavish developer type.

The key is understanding that you are chasing equity and know the ins and outs of both the probate and foreclosure process.

Definitely do your due diligence on the parcels so that you understand why they are in the tax sale.

The new prospect will be less than desirable as they see what you have allowed.I understand the temptation and desire to get it rerented asap (see my profile), but your marketing and tenant choices will improve by NOT showing while occupied.

I'm trying to figure out if I should just get my Indiana license (I am licensed in TN), since it seems the low cost/commissions keep realtors from spending any time, which is somewhat understandable.

I can refer you to my investing group's financial experts (accounting firm / law practice), if you like.Where the issue may be getting confused is that the interest on financing is an operating expense for income property, but the principal portion is booked under debt service, as I understand it.

How can i explain this to them where they will understand it?

Understanding what each tenant wanted made this process much easier

Would greatly appreciate if someone can help me understand the possible scenarios.

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