A party of interest in the property that was sold at tax sale may assign his or her right to claim excess proceeds only be a dated, written instrument that explicitly states that the right to claim to claim excess proceeds is being assigned, and only after each party to the proposed assignment has disclosed to each other party all facts relating to the value of the right that is being assigned.

Well since I’ve been in deep thought on putting rentals in LLCs and asset protection past few days on Ali’s blog (thanks Ali) I would propose the first thing to do would be to identify and rectify any mechanical or electrical hazard issues.

What piece of legislation that really DOES anything passes that fast?

You would use some of that to really flesh out your proposal.

Because of a combination of factors, including what is called Proposal A and Headlee, a city without undeveloped land is guaranteed to have their revenues fall behind inflation more and more each year.

that will wipe some of it out with bankruptcy if it goes through...http://www.citytowninfo.com/career-and-education-news/articles/new-legislation-would-discharge-private-student-loan-debt-in-bankruptcy-12050201Fundamentally, housing is housing.

Latonna HillDIG is Philadelphia REIA GroupACRE is Pittsburgh REIA GroupPROA is Pennsylvania state wide group of all PA Reia Groups that primarily lobbies the state for favorable legislation affecting landlords, rental real estate and, investors

I've proposed the investor buying it still, the contractor and I going in on the house together (I work with the contractor daily, so we are on a good working relationship) and when the contractor and I sell we give the investor $80k the contractor geting his ~$15-18k costs back to pay subs, etc. and the contractor being paid his $7-10k profit on the deal for his contracting work.

I'm sure there's a law that can be easily referenced in the CA Civil code or some other legislation that tells me why I can't do that... but basically the question is this:If I buy a property, distressed or otherwise, and it has a tenant in it that can provide a valid lease at market rate, I am under the impression that I have to honor that lease regardless of its terms or duration.

That's why I asked "average".If you could answer the question I proposed with a ball park guess that'd be great.