Which you will then have to declare as taxable income and the seller as an expense or loss.  

https://www.alta.org/education/online-courses.cfm (great place to get a basic idea of how clouded the title is before you bid on your tax liens).There's 1 situation that would cause you to lose your money in a tax-deed auction (this is alteast what a 6 year UM real estate lawyer told me - I've never heard of it happening from any other lawyer).If the owners declare bankruptcy the day before the start date of the tax-deed sale you would have to goto court and ask a judge to refund you back your $$$.Before you start make sure the property title is somewhat clean with a limited amount of liens.1.

Originally posted by @Joe Splitrock:I have an idea, how about every just type it in Google and then copy the first answer that pops up, haha.Yeah, but if it's Google, on top of the list will be a sponsored message from a Russian bot declaring Trump is fixing CapRates as a favor to Putin. 

You might get the municipality to declare the house unlivable until cleaned and sanitized.

(This shows they declared the interest and confirms you paid it.)

Of course, every single market is different - anyone who makes declarations about the US housing market may not fully understand that point.  

Once she declared it an ESA, do not accept extra rent or deposit.

It has a long living pond in the center of it, which I plan to declare as nature reserve and install a walking trail.

So, you only have the pay the IRS if the US taxes your rental income at a higher rate than the country where the property is located and, if you don't declare the income to the IRS.

It has a long living pond in the center of it, which I plan to declare as nature reserve and install a walking trail.