So none of you will buy it because the purchase price is 200,000 over the value of the property and the single home value will never reach 500,000 in our life span?   

Upon doing research I found that there is about $12,000 in back taxes owed for a time span of  4 years.

Upon doing research I found that there is about $12,000 in back taxes owed for a time span of 4 years.

Upon doing research I found that there is about $12,000 in back taxes owed for a time span of 4 years.

Upon doing research I found that there is about $12,000 in back taxes owed for a time span of 4 years.

Since then the entity has been dormant and I was wondering if I could catch up on the taxes/fees (if any) open a new bank account and utilize the time span to jump into getting business credit?

Buy a new appliance, determine the life span of the original appliance and have them pay for a portion depending on how long they lived there. 

We did this in a fairly short time span.

Over the span of a couple of weeks?

While the entire article is worth checking out, here's the summary: "ATTOM Data Solutions analyzed the numbers and found that over a span of 16 years and more than 50 million single family and condos sales, February is the best month for buying bargains.