If I am purchasing a house that is in good shape, but has very low property taxes, what are the odds that the city will re-assess and raise them right after I purchase the property? 

I'm thinking odds are this plot of land was probably included in the same mortgage...My understanding is that tax deeds once they have been fully through the tax foreclosure process (which this one has been since the deed is listed as owned by the county, right?)

I inherited an older lady on section 8 program in a triplex recently and oddly enough she just resigned the lease on June 1st too .

Hey folks,Sorry for the rather broad discussion - I've got a bit of an odd situation right now which is rather time-sensitive, so I wanted to get this out sooner (even in a more broad & vague form) rather than later.I've decided to quit my relatively high paying job in the near future to travel for awhile (couple years, visiting home ever few months or so) and possibly even retire early.

Another key take away for new members to the forums is that while I am in New Jersey and I hear about people in Chicago, or Hawaii, or in any other state get scammed, I am thinking to myself that can never happen to me, there must be something odd going in those states. 

How much capital is needed to get the other 40 odd units to market? 

Oddly enough, I got all five units to pass for moving in without this being an issue. 

Did you present any official documents to her notifying her of the change in ownership.If the first she heard of any potential sale was a knock on the door and a stranger saying "pay me", it's not odd that she's refusing to pay. 

Hello everyone,There is this odd house I see everyday. 

If you are a gambler, what's the odds that prime will increase during the next EIGHT years?