Good morning GP, If your property sells for $300,000, your "net sale price" after deducting your routine selling expenses (brokers commission, title, escrow, closing attorney, documentary transfer tax, etc.) will likely be around $275,000 (ish). 

I generally let tenants know that if they want it, there are services they can pay for, where they put the data in, and then I get sent an email just confirming the data is accurate. 

If municipal liens were due, I'm surprised they didn't make you pay them up front when you paid for the property.The biggest challenge with tax sale properties is getting a clear title that can be transferred via a warranty deed.

I think that this data base service is worth the money.

Stocks dipped last week after labor data disappointed.

The Person is wanting to sell me their home for the amount of Equity they have built in it right now. approx. 20KThe Seller has agreed to Let me Lease to own and sublet the home and continue to run it as I see fit. ( i am going to keep it as a AirBnb)Is there a way transfer me onto the deed and then refinance the house out of the VA Loan and into my name?

Transferring ownership of a deposit the day after eviction is not a "normal" occurrence, and is certainly not normal when the same lawyer does this 80 times per year. 

Find a new PM, then fire the existing PM and transfer everything over immediately.

Looking at the data you provided for Melbourne, FL:- Average rent is around $2,000-$2,100- Rents have actually decreased slightly year-over-year- There's a wide range of rental prices ($650 to $6,500)This suggests a diverse market with potential opportunities, but also some volatility.

Things that verify data the applicant provided like when they lived or worked there, how much was rent or their pay.