I have had some real heart breakers where I thought I would get a valuable property, then someone bought it and paid the taxes just before the foreclosure was completed.My understanding is that in NJ someone can't come in a purchase the property and pay off the taxes when it is in tax sale foreclosure.

Heart breaking.

So when I say living here, if I hear the words "Sunday Brunch" my heart breaks a little and I want to immediately book a flight, you feel me, lol.   

                                                               Economic Update                                                        (Monday, October 12, 2020)Make no mistake: no one has enjoyed this Pandemic and its accompanying array of stress, challenge, and heartbreak.

Honestly, asking those of us who have been in the market for awhile about purchase price is asking for heartbreak, LOL (and ultimately not relevant to deciding if you should buy today) - but I'll answer the rest.- 1BR+loft (sleeps 4) - 2019 gross rents (excluding cleaning fees/taxes etc) $42,396- 1BR (sleeps 2) - $35,238- Studio (sleeps 2) - $36,283 I have another 1BR + loft that I'm rehabbing, not renting yet but I expect it to pull between $35-40k; and tomorrow I close on a 3/3 new build, I expect that to do $55-60k (which is ambitious, but it's a great location with some unique features so I think it's plausible).  

Little too late to realize that.Some heart breaking stuff in that article, I don't know how a landlord is supposed to sell a property with a tenant who  refuses to communicate.But they are right about one thing- it doesn't bode well for the renter.

Prepare to hear many heart-breaking stories.Free-and-clear houses - You'll need some cash for down payments.

If you don't, it could be a heart breaking and make a good deal bad.

But my heart breaks for those who've been duped!  

This always leads to heart break after the evaluation comes in.What flippers do is a whole different transaction.