I just have it written in that the seller will ring taxes current at close of escrow and that has always come out of the purchase price.Purchase price 100KBack taxes 10KSeller gets 90K at closing and taxes now current.If he owes more in back taxes then what your gonna pay him then just have it written up in the terms who is gonna cover the rest or all of it or whatever.

I do heating and air conditioning so I'm very handy and can handle maintaining and repairing my future properties.I mainly joined to try to figure a way to some how get a loan on a multiple family home that currently has 2 tenants, but has a large 3rd potential apartment that needs major restoration. 

To encourage tourism in some of the less popular spots Italy is giving away free properties for developers to restore them. 

This would mainly be done if a person wanted to restore their entitlement to use on another home purchase.

Or should I just pay about 20k in cash and see what loan rates I can get for the rest? Or

Remember that "normal wear and tear" is an expense to you so why should you have to restore the property to its original condition?  

However, you can't un-pay off a debt to restore liquidity, so conversely we can NOT go "well, would James qualify if he was $20k more in student loan debt and had access to $20k more of capital instead?

Hello everyone,I am looking to do a flip within Old Southwest in Roanoke, but I am not familiar with all the regulations and guidelines that go along with renovating historic buildings. I did some preliminary research...

For example, there may be clean up expenses, sometimes requiring the use of a professional restoration company.Where a tenant's death occurs, the landlord should find out the name of the person administrating the estate in order to open the line of communications about money owed, removal of personal property and transitioning the property back to the landlord.

If there is a local habitat for humanity store (restore) near you, you can donate to them.