In this particular case I'm more concerned about wiping out the $14,000 judgment against the property DUE TO code violations.

But these ways of jucing cash flow sound a lot better in theory than in practice (big fan of the efficient markets theory which posits that if you are getting an outsized return there is hidden risk somewhere.) you should buy real estate because with smart leverage it’s the best coc return you can get, doesn’t make it a magical asset class, I think people who go back to fundamentals investing have a great opportunity and will do quite well, I think people who try to significantly beat market returns don’t realize the risk they are taking and the ability to get wiped out. 

Again in most states all liens against the property are wiped out and you as new owner are not responsible for them. 

And I use eggshell finish - to be able to wipe away some of the small stains, vs a flat where you can't clean the walls easily.

If you wanted to add something about sewer clogs to make things clearer maybe add something about not putting flushable wipes or grease down the toilet/drains.

If the bank foreclosed all the junior liens would be wiped out except for property taxes and the 120 day IRS tax lien redemption period.Usually after the bank forecloses they list it REO.

The property would need to be taken back by the lender and then re-listed in order to wipe out the liens.

Daughter #1: 21 yrs old, will have a baby in July 2019 and is well employed at your typical low level, doesn't pay enough grunt job.

Insides a high gloss white to wipe clean.

Usually I have to point out that you need more art for color but BAM baby, plenty of stuff to look at.