I could buy this house but cant pay off the tax lien, so I asked the lien holder for installment plan but he rejected he want all cash.So my question is, where can i find someone who buy this tax lien and enables a installment with 18% interest?

I am so thankful that there are people out there like Josh and the many others on BP who have the heart of a teacher and are willing to help others.

I find the teachers at the community college spend alot of time talking about their personal stuff.

Good schools, debatable - if you haven't already google Chicago Public Schools 2012 teacher's strike.

It seems like it limits the value/protection for landlord of the service SmartMove provides.Having done only 1 verification, it seems to me that SmartMove needs to enable the Tenant/Applicant to be able to send this information, verified by SmartMove, to the Landlord when they do enter into a lease.

Testing, acceptance, holding teachers accountable, financing....all issues.If you're interested in our education system (or the lack thereof) might give it a few minutes

If you really want to learn about your local real estate market, here are areas where you can learn about it:- Local realtors- Local brokers- Contractors- Other real estate investors- Appraisal district website- MLS- Home builders- Sales counselors for home builders- City-data.com reviews on your city- Local loan officers- Banks- Insurance agents- School teachers- School principals - City planning departmentStart more toward the top ... work your way down.

It was a wholesale deal and he brought buyers to the table who eventualy enabled us to close the deal.

This enables them to generate as much competition as possible.

So in my mind he may be breaking even.Remember in math class how the teacher always wanted us to show our working, and even if we got the right answer the process could be wrong?