Yes, I know I will lose some of the tax benefits by doing so; but owning something out right sounds appealing to me. 

They have told me that to go past the first level of fighting your taxes, to the appeals part of the process, you need to have an attorney but that it gets expensive quickly.

If not, do you have actual factual data to use for an appeal.

This contributed additional appeal and incentive to the buyers.Also, it is always a good idea to talk with local experts.

Cash flow will be around 1200.00 before maintenance set-asides.Items of concern are getting to an ARV for appeal due to minor repairs, clean-up, and available cash required to acquire a new place to live.  1.

Unfortunately he is still incarcerated pending an appeal on his case and I am not the professional real estate investor that he is.

I can pluck out all the sneaky BS in a PA in about 5min, AND I know how to write them to have maximum visual appeal with maximum client protections and rights.

This seems very appealing due to the monthly saving cost when compared to a heloc or other loan options.

I’ve heard that a debt settlement attorney can help negotiate with creditors to reduce the total amount owed, which sounds appealing, but I'm a bit unsure if the cost is worth it, especially since some charge high fees.Has anyone here worked with a debt settlement attorney?

You may be surprised how quickly the MLS value can improve with improved curb appeal alone as well, so consider the landscaping if you want a quicker way out of the property.