As Steve said, there may be other liens on the property, as well.Also, most tax lien experts will tell you NOT to make any repairs/alterations of any sort or place a tenant until AFTER the 12 month redemption period is over, so you will be holding the property as-is until next May.

This could translate into a lot of new business for your underwriter because those points are reasonable for 30 days.

That is a key element to the Bush-altered domestic policy that has been critical to preventing terrorist attacks.

(My asking price was $950,000 and I was willing to let it go for $900K) so that would have translated to additional $15,000 in commission to the listing agent alone.

This has stabalized the property values, prevented further rapid declines, lowered invesntory levels creating more demand than supply, and thus, all this translates into more savings for the bank.

Equity can only be assessed after it is sold, until it is translated into cash, it's an estimate.

Translation: "I got nothing beyond social insurance theory that never seems to work once the reserves are gone."

If it makes sense, I would put in an automatic system and put the timer in a lockbox so the tenant can't alter it.

Low self-esteem begins at home and also translates into poor grades and deliquency.

$1500 in monthly gross translated into $750 in NOI.