Some concerns are if the original owner tries to make me pay for repairs that are pre existing like roof, foundation, etc and of course if they never pay rent.

@Santiago Ramiro GiradoThere are a number of syndicators out there but if you are a sophisticated investor (and investing in a 506-B offering) you need to have a preexisting relationship with the syndicator before you invest.

I tried creating logos from many different artists and no matter what I paid almost every one was blatantly plagiarized from a preexisting logo or they used a "logo generator" to give me the content.Plus, they frequently recycle logos.

As it states o their website they do the inspection and do not purchase homes with pre existing problems such as mold etc.

I plan to do any business through a pre-existing LLC.

What I was referring to was buying a rental with a pre existing water heater.  

Under rule 506(b) of Reg D, for instance, you can only market your deals to accredited investors (and some sophisticated investors) that you have a pre-existing relationship with, where as under 506(c) you can go ahead and publicly advertise your investment opportunity to accredited investors.

Originally posted by @Michael Plante:This is why my leases states tenent is responsible for pest control Check state laws first Doesn't apply if they moved into your property and there was a pre-existing infestation.

@Aaron Rodriguez, seems to me that in order for a note to be "second", a pre-existing "first" would mean that the Seller does not own it outright.

Part of the terms of the auction were that I don't get to pick up any of the pre-existing eviction process from the bank.Here's where I think I made my first bad decision.