The owner has until November 29 2024 to pay the 2019 tax bill or the tax lien holder can start the foreclosure process.

imagine the same scenario but your friend is a single investor and you’re a married owner occupant. 

Lenders offer favorable terms for owner-occupied multi-family homes, making duplexes a good option for financing.

The plus side is no limit how many and 5% down or 1% if owner occupy.

When I list a property for an owner as their agent, I often find a buyer direct due to my large pool of investor buyers and give my seller a discount on the commission when I do acquire a buyer directly - win/win.Sounds like this could be a great fit - if you feel the same then don’t hesitate to DM me and we can discuss more details and next steps

For quick sale we are prepared to sell at the 1% rule of current rents and will consider owner financing with 20% down (30 year @ 7% w/ a balloon between 3-7 yrs). 

This deal would be $275,000 with the owner holding 80% of the loan for 5 years.  

Quote from @Matthew Paul: Quote from @Peter Walther: Quote from @Matthew Paul: If the man wanted to he could sell the house and keep the profit  Are you willing to insure the OP if she buys the houseWithout seeing the divorce decree , no , BUT if there is nothing in the divorce papers and he is solely on the deed , and the ex wife on the loan by herself , He is the sole owner of the house .

My biggest issue is that I’m using personal funds as owner contributions to these accounts and money moves from account to account on a consistent basis, so I’m trying to be diligent in proper accounting. 

Just seeing who requires new owners/landlords to provide their financial documentation upon signing a management agreement?