Make sure the title is good (sometimes foreclosures are done to fix title issues that cannot be fixed otherwise, or in lieu of a quiet title suit).Close the property, best before the two weeks is up.Wholesale it out.Sometimes, if the property is under contract, the foreclosing entity will postpone the auction.Good Luck,Jim

For only $ABC dollar amount you get an additional potential mold issues inside walls.How do I know that?

It is not an issue to borrow money to pay the loan, however, your mortgage broker may have an issue with you not have the necessary cash to cover any unexpected issues for a few months. 

You should also spend time at your local LTB hearing to get a better picture of how the board interprets the RTA and how landlords are treated.The most important advice is never waste a single day hesitating to issue LTB notices but make sure you do it right.

From financing issues due to Encroachment Agreements with the city of Olympia, WA (Thurston County), to some interesting findings with the home inspector. 

Possible oil dumping issues are coming up in the Phase 1 environmental.    

On a personal note, while the home has a cool factor to it, the interior flow of these homes can be a little disjointed  due to the shape and I would spend a lot of time on the design to minimize these issues if possible. 

As I see it, the real issue with this building is that all of the appreciation has been squeezed out of it by the flipper. 

I'm curious as to what issues I should be considering when dealing with these properties or with certain banks or even non bank owned properties?

BTW: Most insurance companies do NOT issue home insurance  policy with students inside anymore.