Looks like it was discharge feb of last year.. he filed in 2015 actually.

@Steve This kills your argument:5.17.2.2.3 (03-27-2012)Transfer of Property Subject to Lien and Substituted Property After the federal tax lien attaches to property, it remains on that property until the lien has expired, is released, or the property has been discharged from the lien.

In another notes section it says "Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharged"... help!

I haven't seen any systems which allow you to charge them during the day and discharge them at night.

My understanding is that it is critical to have the bankruptcy discharged prior to renting or you could be a creditor.

I just was discharged from the USAF where I served as a heavy pilot flying C-17s in May of this year (2023)I am now an active realtor with KW (license no. 2331741) and am on here to connect with folks interested in the South Jersey area for investment real estate. 

These connections are made as a means to 41 discharge basement water, often the result of a high water table.

and while I say no one redeems.....you do a nice reno before the 2 years is up, I can almost guarantee about a month before, they're going to redeem.Here's the info you probably want directly from the property code:.....by paying the purchaser the amount the purchaser bid for the property, the amount of the deed recording fee, and the amount paid by the purchaser as taxes, penalties, interest, and costs on the property.....now what are the "costs"(2) "Costs" includes:(A) the amount reasonably spent by the purchaser for maintaining, preserving, and safekeeping the property, including the cost of:(i) property insurance;(ii) repairs or improvements required by a local ordinance or building code or by a lease of the property in effect on the date of the sale;(iii) discharging a lien imposed by a municipality to secure expenses incurred by the municipality in remedying a health or safety hazard on the property;(iv) dues or assessments for maintenance paid to a property owners' association under a recorded restrictive covenant to which the property is subject; and(v) impact or standby fees imposed under the Local Government Code or Water Code and paid to a political subdivision; and

If you need to do it, do it right...consult a lawyer, structure your business, have first aid training and supplies, and specific procedures for negligent discharge resulting in extreme trauma...also go on youtube and watch some video compilations of shooting bloopers...if you still maintain your resolve...at least I tried.

Last time I talked to a guy who was in bankruptcy he couldnt care less about performing a short sale on the house because the mortgage debt was discharged by the bankruptcy.