And I think my favorite thing about the strategy is that I don’t have to pay realtor fees that take up a big chunk of the gain and tenant buyers can fix up the property how they like it rather than switching out things that I’ve paid retail prices for such as flooring, paint, and other things for what their preference is.  

Not much if any attention is paid to the guarantors, credit, income, etc. 

Maybe even give an easy way out to junior lien holders if the law allows them, as defendants in the foreclosure lawsuit, to request an Excess Proceeds sale.My current thinking is this: I currently own 47 tax liens in Arizona that I plan to subtax, on properties for which owners haven't paid the 2022 property taxes, and for which only two years (plus foreclosure time) remain in the redemption period, and that I plan to subtax.

What I see most often is property managers get paid a % of the rental revenue.  

Quick update: I am 3/4 through the landhacker course and I can resoundingly say it has been worth probably 5x the value I paid for it ($2500).

If you’ve paid for a strip hotel room in the last year you know the hotels don’t think traffic is down. 

A few eye-opening online searches will easily indicate if this is what you want to get into.

Quote from @Solane Mesfin: I also tried to cancel free membership and unable to do that online.

I had watched it drop $15k just in a 30 day period brining it back down to the price they had paid in 2023 before their rehab.

You have three paid for properties.