The statutes address when ALL of the back rent and fees are paid.

The Seller will pay delinquent property taxes & HOA dues as long as it is in statute with the foreclosure.

Even Business friendly Texas would have a hard time with that when the tennant pushes the issue.Texas law (Section 92.006(a) of the Texas Property Code) voids lease agreement provisions that attempt to give away tenant rights regarding security deposits found in the statutes; thus, it is a little unclear if a "non refundable deposit" is actually enforceable.

I'm not sure what the current statutes on vacation rentals are, but the Colliseum hosts large concerts on a fairly regular basis so if you wanted to go that route you could get a house and vacation rental it in the Spring Garden/Chapman area.

He said if buyers default foreclosure would be done after 60 days usually (delinquincy notice).If that is what the Texas foreclosure statute states, then great! 

All sales at a tax deed auction must follow VA statute, which clearly spells out what happens.First, there is no right of redemption in VA.

@Jason HodgeThere are ONLY TWO LEGAL ways to "wholesale" in FL1. buy and then resell2. be licensedUsing contracts to circumvent licensing has been addressed in the statutes and IS prohibited. 

@Cin NgI didn't read the statute you posted, but you are most likely not correct.

This is the statute - http://legislature.mi.gov/doc.....

Know these statutes before you invest.