I wonder if @Rebecca Chapa will follow up on @Bobbe Erlinger's public assurances with an update.....

A transaction under $10k can't be an ordinary transaction.I guess it's either some sort of transfer between family members (doesn't have to be non-legit).At tax auctions it is possible to find properties with minimum bids as low as a few thousands but usually these will be redeemed before the auction or will be going up in price during the bid process.If you make a more thorough research you can find out through the public records how the transaction was made and with what sort of financing.

Knowledge both reduces stress, and can give you ideas on how to do this in a way that works for you as a team. 

Both are matters of public record once the lender files and records the appropriate document(s).

At this point I see you have a few options, they are;Keep the property and use the tax write-offs to reduce your income taxes WHILE you work on increasing the revenue as I mentioned in my previous postAs Patrick mentioned, sell it.  

Can you offer a reduced rate for June to get them in sooner and offset that month vacancy?  

Unless you are getting these energy saving items ( new windows, LED lightbulbs, high effiecency furnace) for a significantly reduced price or for free then I would pass on this program.

https://brelion.com/public/33

Hi Susan, You need to be very careful here, especially since you have made this so public! 

Furthermore, I thought that this would be public information, since I'm only asking for what is freely available on the web already--except I'm asking for a single giant spreadsheet, instead of just a handful of records at a time (on the web, most assessor's allow you to search, but you can only get a few dozen results at at time).However, so far I haven't had any luck with getting this information from the assessor's offices.