They'll then collect the initial judgement and all the subsequent taxes for past due years to catch up.Also saw some of this over Covid...where judgement might have been July 2020, but sale didn't take place until Jan 2023, so judgement for initial lawsuit, then plus 3 years, plus some legal fees.Also I've seen a few times where there might be five taxing entities. 

Thereafter, all rentals shall be paid in advance on or before the FIRST day ofeach subsequent Payment Period for the duration of the tenancy.

If you sell and do a 1031 then it is possible that the IRS if they audited your return and subsequently your exchange would determine that your refi was not an accessing debt against equity (a non-taxable event). 

Subsequently, they don't read my posts and just try to connect with as many Atlanta investors as they possibly can.

I'll try to write this without being too much of a jerk, but I was beside myself when I stumbled upon Kelton Todd's website and subsequently this thread.

Interesting post, Jeff.However, if no one bids on the courthouse steps (not uncommon here), and the bank subsequently lists with a brokerage, then the bank can keep any surplus from the brokered sale (or eat any loss), correct?

Owners Policy $605.00Escrow Fee/ Title Services $1,075.00Transfer Tax $15.40Recording $93.00Tax Proration: $9.70------TOTAL$1,798.10 (12.84% of the Purchase Price)Based on subsequent estimates I received over the phone today (I didn't realize that you could get a rough estimate over the phone, as this title company took nine days to provide one), the combined owners policy and escrow fees are $500-$600 higher than other title companies.

Because of the rare opportunity presented by the attachment to UC Davis, this property and subsequent buildings developed on campus is believed to be relatively insulated from the overall slowdown in the office sector.I probably don't have alot of value to bring in this niche, although I do pay attention for networking with builders/developers & contractors.

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