Specifically, I'm interested in understanding the challenges and experiences associated with the barment process and the subsequent quiet title action after the redemption period concludes.What complications, if any, have you encountered during the barment process or while pursuing a quiet title action in GA?

If you subsequently purchased a property for 200k, would you count gains/losses against the 50k you now put in or against the 25k you started with as that’s what you’re actually out of pocket, depending on how you look at it.I hope I worded that clearly 

When Don Campbell left REIN they continued the slide into a similar format.

The prices are already fair and they are sliding every day.

Plus even if title squeaky clean, most title companies will require that you hold it for a year before they will insure a subsequent transfer.Caveat emptor.

But that’s me, and I shouldn’t be shamed and made to feel inferior for just asking the question and then subsequently forming a personal conclusion. 

We reluctantly signed a 2nd year with him because we did get all of his late payments and the property was taken care of.During the 2nd year, I let one late payment slide as a courtesy due to tenant family circumstances.

This provides an additional benefit for landlords when making subsequent improvements to the property.

The tenants looked hard for 4 months and could not find any property with lower rent and ended up sign the renewal, and subsequent renewals with annual rent increases for 3 more years.

Put up a block foundation and have a house mover slide it into place.