I was working through an agent (a big headache) who was telling me that the mobile homes were tenant owned, but the tax records listed them all as being held by one person (not the owner).  

What about if I purchase the home under 120 and then held it until I could get the house next to it and then there is enough land to build one of the size houses that are neighboring that start in the low 400’s.

Hi,I'm a small investor with a handful of rental properties held over 10 years now. 

It would be a risk for me, but I am wondering what would happen if the taxes got paid.I have talked with a real estate agent and they told me I would not have a dog in this hunt because it's foreclosed, and it's currently held at State for unpaid taxes and when it goes to auction it can only be sold by a real estate agent, not a private individual. 

I’ve been working with a company while gettIng my property rent ready but have held off signing a contract due to a few concerns.

Auto shops are notorious for disposing of stuff on site so if you ever sell the property and don't have a clean Phase 1 you can be held liable for ever!  

I feel like I might be at a point where it’s best to just dump them and start new.  ...and there's your answer.Do you know the similarity between Poker and REI (not gambling)? 

I imagine this could work if you held it long term.

Its likely the culprit will not be held entirely responsible.

If notes are held in a taxable account you will pay more taxes annually on the income.