And yes the risk is real and always there in tax sales.Doesn't seem to stop the players though; one pair in Montgomery County that buy quite a bit have been mentioned in one of my links above.

It might be a leveraged SFH in SoCal or a fixer upper 4 family in Cleveland paired with 2 townhouses in Philly, PA.

THe deal we are considering is a pair of duplexes.

For this guy though if you think of the Real Estate Education as a pair of old underpants, Armando is the nasty old sh*t stain.

Michael,You could fire your dentist and buy a pair of pliers to pull your own teeth too!

-I ask my grass guy how the places are looking so he's like and extra pair of eyes for me.

We haven't used outside investors for any deals yet since banks have been begging us to use their money recently and my small building group has more than enough equity to pair with the debt.

If you need another pair of feet on the ground looking for property for you, let me know.

Sometimes you can pair up an end buyer and someone in this situation, for both to buy the property, using a bridge loan and then at closing the owner sell thier interest with the last end buyer standing for the end loan.

Two layers of asset protection are better than one just as two pairs of eyes are better than one.Secondly, I believe $300k in liability coverage is insufficient.