I may look back in 5-10 years and say it was dumb that I kept buying in 2020 and 2021 when all the doomers were telling everyone the housing market and economy would crater.

However, once I assign a deal or two to an investor with no issue, I will usually cut out my attorney and just deal directly with the investor and title co on subsequent deals.

I'm Carter, a senior in college who will be graduating this December and subsequently working full time in Public Accounting.

Does anyone here have experience clearing a title after a tax sale in upstate New York and subsequently selling the property to a retail buyer? 

Essentially my taxes suddenly weren't being paid and they subsequently lowered my escrow payment.

I'm Carter, a senior in college who will be graduating this December and subsequently working full time in Public Accounting.

I understand doing an initial BRRRR on a low cost property so my subsequent information is something to ponder possibly only for future consideration.  

In addition to this amount, the purchaser may also add to the redemption price the dollar amount of any subsequent property taxes the purchaser paid on the property after the tax sale took place.

Only liens that are subsequent in right (recorded after the mortgage was recorded) will be "foreclosed out" so to speak.

For landlords or manager under RSO's, what language have you used when stating the rent amount for years subsequent to the first year of the lease?