No questions there.

But the homelessness wouldn’t be solved by housing.

Question, are the offerings on said site for accredited investors only?

If you know a mediator, you can offer to hire one at the tenants' expense to try and solve the problem. 

Prioritize reliability over rates — pick lenders who close on time, not just quote low.Pad your timelines — plan 45–60 days for financed closings, and keep a private or bridge backup ready.Structure dual offers — one clean cash option for speed, one financed offer with conservative numbers; pivot to creative terms if needed.Start funding early — build lender and private-money conversations before the deal, not after.Stay ready and disciplined — keep docs prepped, underwrite at current rates, and stick to your buy box to avoid chasing marginal deals.Audit your bottleneck — figure out what’s slowing you down most: capital, timelines, or deal conditions—and solve that first.

The question you should be asking: How do I prevent premises liability claims, avoid construction or title defects, landlord/tenant disputes & payment and performance disputes with contractors/vendors.

trying to find a house hack you can seller finance isn't impossible but is going to severely limit you in terms of the total available inventory.hope this helpshappy to answer any more questions you have

Do you see what I mean with all this, how your using 3rd grade math to solve a 9th grade equation?

Here are a few great questions you can ask.        

If the resident won't help solve the problem, you need to start eviction on lease violation.