Advances made by a Mortgagee are recoverable expenditures, further reducing the true impact of a past due tax bill.  

On the right put your approximate impact on resale price, 1-5 scale where 1 is no impact, and 5 is huge impact.

So I have been meeting with portfolio lenders, which essentially are smaller banks who hold onto the mortgages (and don't sell them) so they earn their money by the interest you pay for 30 years.

Essentially, the point is, the Vendee (Borrower) is afforded a right to redeem which makes the process look more like a foreclosure (judicial at that).  

Essentially you could combine/cross all assets which are held in title to the same entity such as all the IRA properties or all the properties held in your natural name, like your primary residence.

Consequently I thought I would take this opportunity to introduce myself and possibly meet like-minded individuals who'll be able to essentially "crowd-source" investment opportunities.

The tenant must have told the assessor because he assessed my property there 16% higher than last year and essentially put my $100/month rent increase in the county's coffers.

Yeah, I can certainly see the argument that it could have positive impacts, but it seems like a complicated issue in that most people in that industry around here are afraid that legalization will bring a sever drop in price which will then mean a lot less money in the local economy, folks not able to pay their bills, housing prices dropping...

Aside from your involvement, the two businesses are essentially unrelated, no need to confuse things.  

This could pertain to partnership; accounting practices; rent collection systems; ANYTHING organizationally that will positively impact our business :I'm looking for as many replies as possible as : Thanks in advance !