You don't want to buy anything that you can't have in your possession (think FDR when the govt confiscated gold).

She couldn't refinance her home to a more manageable monthly payment from the 8.75% loan and she tried to sell it, but couldn't due to the fact that the home was in both their names and the money would have been confiscated.

If the government taking more of my rights away, confiscating more of my income, and generally “helping†me at every possible instant is the political dogma in Illinois or any other left-leaning state I don’t plan to live there.

If you get caught the police can confiscate this whole place from me - and I'm not interested in having that happen to me.

Steven Payne has been way too nice to these people, because DEA or even local police can confiscate the house if drugs are found there. 

They are definitely overpaying in most cases but it's better than leaving it in China and have the government confiscate it.

My tenants would be arrested from all the trash left behind, I'd get sued and involved as the place would be mine, the house confiscated and sold at auction to ......yes, the highest bidder!

The topic of “I can’t get the numbers to work” seems to be an almost daily discussion on here. Some will argue if you manage better, then the sky is the limit. Management absolutely matters, but you would be delusiona...

As a result, they county will exercise their right to levy a lien on the property and then the county may even confiscate the property if non-payment of taxes continues.Now keep in mind that when a county seizes the property, the county does not actually want the property.

Let them know that since they are trespassing, you will confiscate all their possessions in XX amount of days.