Regardless if you are worried about blow-back from a PR perspective, Most non profits spend way less on the actual cause than they claim to, so I'm thinking you'd be able to run a "counter" PR campaign if it really came to that. 

And, betting could get neighbors to back it all, possibly buy-in as JV partners on it if $ is an issue, whatever. 

Keeping aside all the management issues during the time they were getting the house ready for rental again - simple things like paint and cleaning took 2 months before they put the house back on the market.

The inspector is pretty easy, whenever we have a new tenant inspection, about all he checks is smoke alarms, and water faucet back flows.  

I'm attempting to help out a friend's parents who are about to lose their home to back taxes.Is the process as simple as quit claiming the deed to me and then I pay the taxes and hold the property until they pay me back?

Fulton is very backed up now that the systems are down.

I believe the look back is a five-year window for Medicare?

I was a pro musician when I started investing and was laughed at when I approached the bank back then. 

I'm not as concerned with how the future tenant will e-sign it as they can always print it out on their end and sign it, scan it, and send it back to me, but with that said I'm not even sure if that's legally binding? 

That kind of integrity is what brings sellers and buyers back to you, time and again.The Smart Play: ReferralsSending a seller elsewhere might feel like you're giving up a piece of the pie, but it's actually a smart business move.