Looking at the title work, when her brother passed away and deeded the houses to her, about $500k in IRS tax liens were attached to the properties.I understand the best way to remove the liens would be to pay the IRS back the money owed, however I'd appreciate any tips, ideas or advice that the seller may be able to use to remove these beyond paying off the amount that is well about the value of the properties.Any ideas beyond just holding the properties forever?

I will go around and see if any of these can be driven back in to avoid someone catching/cutting their feet, though given the wood condition, there may not be much for the screws to attach to, and it would only be a temporary fix.4.

There is definitely a stigma attached to mobiles and while many of the preconceptions may no longer be true the zoning ordinances prevent them in many of the places they could be beneficial. 

Removed a large attached barn that was in total dis-repair and really a hazard.

I explained the situation and the condition of the property. they had little emotional attachment to the property and agreed to sell.

The building needs a lot of work, but the value add brought on by the across-the-street location of a popular university, combined with an attached vacant lot, will make this project worth the effort.

Attached some picture in case they helps. 

I would look at the top Properties in the area and make sure you're comparing room and guest count by filtering down and also looking at the STR comps in the Rentalizer Section. attaching a screenshot of 31903 and 31906 for reference.

Anyone able to attach what they use when laying out a deal? 

@Zachary TaylorMultifamily properties can come attached with a hefty purchase price, causing some investors to shy away.