The property will decay, but maybe the lender is not concerned since the government is providing support (or should I say the taxpayer is).

Since they haven't been getting taxes paid to them for 10 years, and apparently are way behind in TN, they MAY be willing to do so simply based on the fact that someone now owns the property that will be making all future tax payments.

For married taxpayers, the law tests the homeownership history of both the home buyer and his/her spouse.For example, if you have not owned a home in the past three years but your spouse has owned a principal residence, neither you nor your spouse qualifies for the first-time home buyer tax credit.

It was the RTC's "accumulation" tool put in place in the 1990-1992 timeframe - take the good stuff to the market (only friends need apply), leave the bad stuff for the taxpayer to "maintain", then sell hard assets left (only friends need apply) for running cash over the forthcoming years.It's a good way to take down a bad bank, but you just know they found the worst way (for the taxpayers) to do it in the '87-92 crash/recovery, so we hit about even beginning in about 1995.

i'm an indian citizen and have strong affinity towards investing in usa property, but i'm little bit confused with the law and order prevailing in usa for a foreign national purchasing property in usa. if anyone has the complete set of information or links to some websites which has all necessary information with respect to all the above which i have stated kindly help. the information alsoshould contain taxes and duties levied oved the property when registering and also year on year tax payments

IRS UPDATES LIEN PRIORITY REGULATIONS Like any lien on property, federal tax liens on property of a delinquent taxpayer raise questions of priority of payment against other lienholders.

I reminded him as a taxpayer I paid his salary, he told me he wanted a raise and to come back when I was going to give him one.

You're just looking for more taxpayers to help you pay for all that expensive socialism out there on the left coast.

We had to rent it at a slight negative cash flow, with the rent paying for the mortgage payments, but not covering the tax payments totally.

Currently, an individual PA taxpayer would owe 3.07% to the Commonwealth but there is talk that the rate will increase.