If you tendered your cashier's check during the 45 day period, that money is gone. if you in the 45 day period, don't walk, run. 1079 is non binding until you stroke that check.Contacting the trustee for help is a waste of time.

There is no appellate or statutory authority that allows to you cut the timber after the tax deed date, but while judicial redemption rights might still be outstanding.

It can come at the very end so that you're not wasting your time (and theirs), but the kind of long term damage that a bad tenant will cause to a property is not something that they can quickly and easily hide so you want to get eyes on how they are currently living.The age of the house has nothing to do with section 8.

Wait patiently for the tenant to buy real estate, then record the judgment in the county where the property is located in order to obtain your lien -- the balance of which has been accruing interest nicely in the interim.Anything else is a waste of resources.

Why spend thousands of dollars in points to get the rate down to 6.1%, if the normal interest rate is 6.1% in a year and you can buy it down to 5% or 4%, etc.Nobody knows how low rates will go, but with the fed signaling that they will likely begin rate cuts in Sept, it's certainly a good sign. 

Longview, WA  5K just to add a second water meter to a duplex and that was cutting corners and hiring my own digger.

I am all ears if anyone can lend some suggestions; however, after wasting thousands of dollars on DEV costs, I want to share my journey to help others.

I researched all these different corporate structures very in depth when i was starting and now that I look back, I wasted a lot of time trying to "protect" myself from the 1 in a million things instead of just focusing on the main goal of acquiring and operating RE assets.

Lip stick on a pig is cutting corners and doing bad work.

Whoever did the construction cut some corners and the sound passing between units can be quite loud (we know because we initially bought it as a house hack and lived there ourselves).