Another question is just from personal experience from those who have bought tax deeds how often do the original owners exercise the right of redemption.

What should be the term for the lease so that it is not considered as a sale at the time of lease option agreement in case tenant wanted to exercise the option during the term?

I think that I'd lease option it out to someone and if it sold, it would be due to them exercising their purchase option.

,Yeah - you're kinda up against the law of physics here.In heating season, you need to push more warm air downstairs from a furnace up above to heat effectively.

If someone did something to turn a bedroom into not-a-bedroom, and didn't tell the county, the appraiser is supposed to go off of what is physically present at the time of the appraisal.

I just wanted to stop by and mention that I have previously been told by buy-and-hold investors not to physically inspect the property yourself in-person.

The sale has closed but the seller agreed to pay for the eviction, including the costs of the constable to physically move the tenant if it comes to it.Take all of this into consideration before agreeing to purchase if it is the middle of an eviction.

When I exercise option to sell, does bank take into consideration equity in the property (option price/market value), or would I still need to put down 20% in cash?

I haven't done it yet but I think you can go get them at a physical office.... but I wanted to see if anyone has some info on what some of the indicators mean that I'm seeing.For example, on two of them it comes up with a Tax Status of exempt.

If so, I would send the HOA a letter stating where they dropped the ball, and demand the full amount refunded or you'll exercise your right to go to small claims court and get double your deposit back.Hope this works out for you!