Timothy, I have used Cost Segregation Authority for my clients with excellent results.

“Weare dealing with increasing costs of cleaning up after drugcontamination from smoking methamphetamine and fentanyl in units,”wrote the Archdiocesan Housing Authority.

You don't get actual access to the card... you get access to the boost it gives your credit by being listed as an authorized user.  

It involves the fact that the taxing authority and the law firm that they have contracted with to handle the tax suits just do not identify all of the owners who are entitled to be notified that the property is being foreclosed on.Tax sales are usually a mess.The tax deed itself even says that it does not even claim that the property exists, as well as not guaranteeing that you are receiving title.The only way you can be safe is to have a title company do a title search for you.I hope this helps.Good Luck.Michael Lantrip.

Once it has been exposed a number of times for “upset bid” with no bidders, a “free and clear” sale can be held (after the attorney for the taxing authority gets the judge to agree to divest all liens).

Average rent was $1,981. 180205 (Cole, Whittier neighborhoods) - Rents increased 38.50% from 2011 to 2020, going from 13,499 renters in 2011 to 18,691 renters in 2020. 280247 (Windsor neighborhood) - Rents increased 31.80% from 2011 to 2020, going from 15,551 renters in 2011 to 20,493 renters in 2020. 280222 (Denver, Cherry Hills Village) - Rents increased 47% from 2011 to 2020, going from 8,446 renters in 2011 to 12,416 renters in 2020. 280202 (Downtown, Union Station area) - Rents increased 81.30% from 2011 to 2020, the fastest growing among the zip codes mentioned, going from 6,185 renters in 2011 to 11,214 renters in 2020. 280206 (Cherry Creek, Cheesman Park, Congress Park) - Rents increased 1.4% year-over-year as of 2019, with average rent of $2,454, the most expensive in Denver. 1For the Denver metro area overall, rents increased 0.2% from January to February 2024, a similar growth rate compared to the same period in 2023.

The author shares a wild story about discovering his long-term tenant was secretly running an Airbnb out of his apartment.

The nice thing is you have the housing authority to back you up when they don’t pay their portion or there are issues with noise or messiness.

But new data is saying something very, very different.Taylor Marr, Senior Housing Economist at Airbnb, chatted about how Airbnbs affect the economy, affordability, and housing supply. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/real-estate-1008 The authors perspective is guilded, as are everyone's.

Much thanks to anyone who can weigh in with their expertise.There are at minimum 52 regulatory authorities involved with residential mortgage origination and servicing (50 states + DC + Federal).