This tenant was in an abusive relationship and left and that caused an eviction proceeding when the partner stopped paying rent (court record searches confirm the story).This person has a low credit score, a bunch of student loans that are constantly 120+ days late (I'm not sure if the credit report is indicating they aren't paying or just always paying really late- total of all debt is about $15k).

I have been running in to people that use social security numbers that indicate multiple people are using them when I run the credit report.

It's likely the bank will be working with a realtor and they will use the state regulated sales agreement, which will have a box to indicate if it can or can't be assigned.

These were VERY targeted doors with high-equity and other indicators of being strong possibilities.

The current tax law indicates that this phases out after 2022.

This number is not always indicated on the Property Details Page per the seller's request but if the seller provided this number to us, it will be located toward the top of the page.

I have seen no indication that apartment absorption rates are causing lower prices, quite the contrary from everything I've read from sites like the TBJ (eg.

Is it priced competitively for the area or way under market (indicating underlying problems).

This could be a great investment but since you are asking us question that indicate you need to bring on local expertise to shore up your street level knowledge.

Ie, primary indicates that you live in it.