No, they don't accrue like those two tools do, but they are about as safe and inflation-free as you can get, and their proceeds would be completely tax-free for higher ed.  

Also if someone is in bankruptcy for years the taxes can accrue with very high interest rates and it can add up quickly.

We have accrued substantial savings, and closed on a deal which turned out to be great. 

Your interest accrues on the outstanding balance. 

At these auctions, the Sheriff will typically open a bid from the lender, which reflects the amount of the delinquent mortgage, plus any accruing interest, court costs, attorney's fees, etc. 

Balances paid off prior to the end of the term accrue no interest; It's free debt. 

If the note can be paid off before the 4yrs, and the interest avoided, then you only have claim to the npv of the interest to be accrued to you in the future.The 1m property could be yours if the property owner loses the house to you via foreclosure due to unpaid debt.

I believe I can then write off up to $25,000 against my active income per year, so long as I make under $100,000So my question is can I accrue startup costs now (September-October) until I expire my $5,000 then put on the market to rent (it will likely not rent much as it will be out of season) and take a loss against little to no rental income in those two months, while I get it ready to start in earnest the next season?

All-Can someone with direct experience comment on the nature of the rights accruing to the 'buyer' of a partial note from the 'seller'?

Essentially, the statute says that no lien can be placed on a property for unpaid water bills unless the person that accrued the bills still owns the property.