AL tax laws have changed, and apparently procedures vary by county.

I'm brand new in the real estate investing world and I'm trying to understand all the nomenclature and procedures into simply just buying my first single-family home.

Account Closed Thanks,  yes that is correct lead laws are EPA based and federal and abatement procedures are I believe,  defined for all states by those laws. 

ARV $310Because it is my first time with private money, what is the normal procedure?

The old decommissioning procedure was to clean out the oil and fill the tank with sand and leave it in place.

CCO4791 - A lessee may waive the notice requirements of this Article by written waiver contained in the lease, in which case, upon termination of the lessee's right of occupancy for any reason, the lessor or his agent may immediately institute eviction proceedings in accordance with Chapter 2 of Title XI of the Louisiana Laws of Civil Procedure. https://law.justia.com/codes/l...

it has been massaged and added to as things change on a local level. 

The state you are in determines laws and procedures, but…..1) you can still buy the property from the current owner, if you can make a deal2) the bank will pay the taxes so it won’t go to a tax auction3) if it gets to the lender foreclosure auction, you can a) buy it st the auction or b) if the bank gets it back, buy it from them when it gets to the mls or a REO auction site. 

Also your local Covid procedures may or may not cover this situation...again too many pieces parts and specifics to truly say what is going on. 

I have read some promising materials on renting to section 8 tenants, and I’ve analyzed some deals that i think make sense, but i think the section 8 procedures might be a bit complicated for a first-timer and i think it could complicate finding a property manager.