title insurance is like any other insurance you only need it when you acutally need it.I have a access claim going now 3 years probably 50k minimum title company has spent ..just the cost of doing business.Only time i would consider not buying it is say a tax sale or other very cheapo type properties that i had no intention of borrowing against or reselling.. buy and hold forever and then dispose of when done.

@Deven Wolfe It's ok to be under water if  you are buying the property at a huge discount, have plenty of disposable income to pay the shortfall, and have significant reserves for repairs.  

5-For OZ-you can use any capital gain-stocks -does not have to be real estate you are disposing of it-so for all you hedge fund gurus out there or anybody holding stock that has a huge unrealized gain in it-you can now sell and put in an OZ fundHope that helps.

Best advice is Not all foreclosures sell for a good deal, and most will not qualify for traditional financing, so if you are serious about buying an REO make sure you either have cash, construction financing, or commercial type loan at your disposal.

The first week I had to dispose of 5 rats and since then I've gotten about one rat every two weeks.

When the time comes, dispose of the stuff, either through a local trash pickup or a dump run with your utility trailer.The main thing is to assert your possession of the house as quickly as possible and come through for the next of kin.

Help please....Can someone reply on how to dispose of a property? 

Just have a good HVAC, plumber, electrician and handyman at your disposal.

Hello, I am trying to get an idea for the tax consequences I would face by selling a property that I acquired via 1031 exchange.  Here is the background:*I purchased Property A on Feb 2016 for $109K with cash, rented ...

Also, the new tenants we got in have so far done some of their own repairs ha (fixed the garbage disposal themselves).