That is a fine strategy.

Assuming the price is exactly the same between your quotes - If I was you I would be looking for the best possible coverage amount / settlement terms for the price paid.Also once you think you have a final choice selected - make sure the numbers you are looking at are the real numbers and not what I call shopping numbers that then go to underwriting for review after the policy is issued.

I got excited every time Id get to see a final project after following it from the beginning.

It's definitely a fine line.

Outside of a finance background, investment books, and manypodcasts, I am new to real estate.

Think of a mastermind like a smorgasbord of insights and solutions vs coaching is a fine gourmet dinner for two.Both have tremendous value, but they are different in terms of personal attention and accountability.

@Alison Rauch, I have also done this and I think its a fine and reasonable thing to do in many cases.I would consider a few things before doing it.

What I've considered doing is joint venturing with an investor to cover the down payment and liquidity requirements, paired with a finance company to lower the initial amount of cash the investor is fronting, which i think is what I'm going to do in the end

I know that between 3 and 6 months before the redemption period expires, I must serve all parties with a final take notice that requires that I inform them that a petition for a tax deed has been filed and the court date for that hearing.

Im sure Its a fIne home In a good area but It Doesnt look like a deal to me .