H&R Block was lobbying to keep free tax prep services out of the DIRECT hands of taxpayers. 

Homeowner misses tax payment - delinquent.

You and I as taxpayers and property owners should want that so they get the highest possible price for the property. 

I tend to get letters after the towns update their assessment lists, I think they are just looking for properties with a taxpayer address different from the property address.Anyway, here's the deal.

You may be able to find good deals in other areas of NYS,  The long term outlook for NYS is bleak with an aging population, decrease in population, no stopping unfunded mandates, high welfare, extremely high taxes, loss of businesses moving out and an aging infrastructure to support o the backs of tax payers who struggle to just survive. 

disclaimer to BP Nation: you should talk to your tax professional regarding withholding and liability for estimated tax payments to avoid penalties.

Add Probates to your mailing campaignBuild a driving for dollars list and leave a note on the door, track them down, mail a letter to taxpayer address and call them if you can find a number.In todays "up" market, marketing responses typically decrease since sellers are getting pounded by everyone, they can just put a FSBO sign out or CL ad and get callers. 

There is no reason for the tax payers to financially support it when about 99% of them wish the mailers were not coming in the mail.I know the information comes from the CAD.

I think I understand this correctly but I'm hoping you can confirm the process:Buyer and seller agree to owner finance and decide on sales price, amortization, interest rate, and balloon scheduleBuyer allows seller to "keep" his portion of tax payments, and his rent income for the month of closing (the 'credits')Seller transfers the tenants' security deposits to buyerBack these credits out of the sales price to get the actual note amount and actual monthly paymentSit pretty for a few years on your cash flowWhen balloon is due, go to a big institutional lender and cash-out refinance to pay the balloon.Profit!

When they raise the rates like this does the tenant actually have to come up with the extra money, or do we, the taxpayers?