She has been very difficult overall.

If you attended a seminar to learn about REI and the speaker said squat about the difficult of being a landlord as he enthusiastically pitched the notion that running rentals was the Very Best Way to build passive income...yeah, that's how to goes with REI seminars.5.

It makes deals more difficult if you're comparing them to what things looked like 1 or 2 years ago.

One thing not brought up yet is it may be difficult for you to get insurance on the home with the roof in it's current condition. 

He'll get to a point where the lender does not have to accept a reinstatement and instead, can demand the entire balance (Usually within 5 days of sale).

@Anne @Anne Smith California has very strong tenant laws making it difficult to evict tenants.

It's a bankruptcy sale which complicates things a little.It's a VERY difficult home to sell because it had been converted from a duplex to a single family home that's now 6 beds, 3 full baths and almost 3,300 square feet.  

Extremely difficult.....the bank will require a legit POF/preapproval to even look at the deal, they’ll want close to market value, there is about 10% the volume there once was so nothing “slips thru the cracks”.  

In regards to bullet above, when the bank looks at my Debt/Income Ratio will they be factoring in the rental income that I would be making on the condoI am questioning whether or not it is worth thinking about buying this condo under an LLC:Will buying under an LLC allow me to not show the debt in my personal balance sheet or does the debt flow through the LLC to my personal balance sheet? 

Places that can support a restaurant/food are very difficult to come by because of septic and zoning requirements.