That's one of the most common reasons.Because they are losing money due to a lot of maintenance.Becuase of a death in the family (maybe the owner).Because the owner wants to move to Florida, buy a boat, buy a motorhome, etc.I could go on and on, but if you think this is a great deal you should be looking at this TODAY.

Rental properties are commonly sold with tenants in place.

Non traditional credit lines can also be used (such as cell phone payments, utilities, rent) for buyers who do not have established credit history of 12 months.The back end ratio (proposed total mortgage payment plus current monthly debts) that is commonly allowable in FHA is 43% of the borrowers monthly gross profits.

I have an ex fiancee that thanks to common law in my state, actually took a real divorce to get rid of, and she and that process trashed my credit.

There are plenty of discussions out there that only require common sense to get involved in.

Even actual color can be used judiciously, in a common, light, pastel, especially in small kitchens or bathrooms, or as a single accent wall in the entryway or in larger rooms.

Sounds like a TIC (tenants-in-common) arrangement.

There's an HOA that takes care of common areas, and they have a lien against this building for two years dues, about $8K.

It's the thing that all REI's who are wealthy to extremely weathly have in common.

Use the actual data and some common sense to build a more accurate model so that you will get more accurate data to make a decision about the project.