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Jermaine Chad Ingram
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fort Pierce, FL
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Tax Liens to Build for lease to owner financing

Jermaine Chad Ingram
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Fort Pierce, FL
Posted

I’m gonna use these post as my own personal diary hopefully people can help me along the way.

I started two years ago buying tax liens because I read, Rich dad poor dad, like everybody else and eventually I acquired one of the properties at auction

tax lien for $250

additionally paid $3500 to settle all outstanding liens and to pay any fees so now I have a 7500 square-foot corner lot 6miles from the beach.

The lot has an $8500 impact fee credit because the previous house on it was demolished

I am in the process currently of filing the TDA for five of the adjacent lots to create a 45,000 square-foot swath all dedicated to a Coliving Model, 6 miles to the ocean

Now I’m starting to collect bids from contractors to build a 3/3 bed/bath 1340 square-foot dog trot style house for our first shared space

I’ll let you know how the bids come in and just for reference I’m trying to do all of this on the East Coast of Florida

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