It's like a treasure hunt, or a episode of Storage Wars, but better because you don't have to compete with all of those other obnoxious buyers.

The reason I'm bringing that up is that it doesn't look like you've put down (you've probably thought about it) how you're going to 1.) have reserves at the beginning and 2.) keep adding to that reserves pile as your treasure trove of properties grows. 

yeah, the biggest tax advantage I think is 2 year of 500K MFJ for owner-occupant property and also the ability to use PAL from different resources when you make a profit, that's a real treasure, I know most millionaires are using PAL to delay or wipe out their profit from PAL accumulation. 

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

I would never want to get rid of that treasure.

I’ve experienced tax lien certificate auctions where the treasurer laid out all the certificates on a big conference room table and said “you guys divide them up and when you’re finished come down to my office and pay for them.”

lol Boston NH :) Derek is on a roll bc he also started a thread called "Lellow Letters" hehe.Anne, I've never been on that website you named, I'm psyched to see what treasures await.Derek, I go on NNEREN and check the sold properties for the area/neighboring towns.

My mom happens to work for the county Treasurer's office and told me about the "certificate of delinquency" that they had just filed that started the process of tax foreclosures for that year.

Buy 40 to 80 acres at $10,000 and sell lots of 2 to 8 acres for $50,000 per acre.Contact your county or city treasurers and look at the off list property tax properties.  

This organization is helping bring new business and industries to the Boise / Treasure Valley area.