The tenant would need me to be the bank for them due to them being self employed and not  showing a strong tax return year after year.How would you structure this so everyone is protected?

It leaked from the second floor down to the basement, wrecking the basement and causing minor damage on the way down.Our insurance has a clause that specifically protects them from having to cover claims originating from damage caused by issues on the other side of the shared wall and told us to contact the owners.

Here's yours: http://www.westmilford.org/Cit-e-Access/webpage.cf...If the land is zoned residential, then you could inquire if it's currently owned (public records search will tell you).

At all cost protect your lender (note and mortgage) and they will be loyal to you.Good Luck.

Read up on yours and the tenants rights before you get dragged into court.https://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/t_i_r.pdf

the roof needs a complete overhaul due to sagging, sinking, and the shingles have no more asphalt on them to protect against the weather. 

If you are using your real name you need to disclose as the info is now in the public domain (i would suggest disclosing in any event...)

You posted your intention to tie up the deal via lawsuit with no real basis other than benefiting yourself on a public forum using your whole name.

is who you talk to.You should read my blog posts at https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/181968-alabama-tax-sale-redemption-rights and https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/6547/68021-alabama-tax-sale-investors-and-improvements-protect-your-rightsYes, if you lawfully took possession you were allowed to make the improvements. 

I don't know for sure, but it sounds like an assessor's notation for a mid-level 4-plex, but if you'll PM me the address, I'll pull the field card or public record to see if I can verify it.