Just by having those two traits they are in the top 25%, based on my experience. 

I’ve seen cases where the former owner’s attorney files to challenge the foreclosure due to procedural issues, delaying or preventing the issuance of the title.Also, the bank (or whoever ends up with it) might be considering alternative ways to sell, like listing it with an agent or through a private auction.There are many possible scenarios behind a vacant, deteriorating home, but there's one best place to start: Find out who the legal owner is. 

@Kenneth Quattrocchi 1-4 unit residential property appraisal value is based on sales comps, not rental income. 5+ unit commercial properties are based on rent comp.

Impossible to use what one person's risk level is to base what another's should be.ROE is tougher.

In many cases, the property hasn’t been reassessed in years and the current owner may be paying taxes based on an outdated value.For example, they might be paying $2,000 a year based on an assessment from 2000.

Projected ROI is $2.5M based on market comps and conservative data based in Naples Florida. 

I'm Ismael, based in Orlando, FL.

When she says that she is basing it on what people are asking.

No worries I got a top 10 from Chatgpy based on my recommendation prompt for AI up top 😉

I’m weighing my options between rebuilding as-is or converting to multi-family.Current situation:Mortgage: ~$78,000Insurance payout (State Farm): ~$190,000 for repairs/rebuildZoning: Currently zoned SFR — would need rezoning or a conditional use permit for multi-familyTenant base goal: Section 8 or workforce housing for stable occupancyTimeline goal: 6–8 months from demo to completionKey questions for the community:Has anyone successfully rezoned a property in Jackson?