Watch them for a couple years first.I think long island sells tax deeds, but I'm not as familiar with those. 

However, it looks like to the left it connects to another room (maybe the living or dining room) if so, I would see if it was load bearing and maybe take down that wall and make it a little more open, probably put an island where that is.For the outside, it mostly looks like it needs a new paint job, fresh grass, and some pressure washing. 

Or keep the uppers and lowers the same and contrast the island color. 

It's a very popular area for weddings, with Bainbridge Island close by, Kiana Lodge (Poulsbo) and Port Gamble.

The support of the Town of Hilton Head Island, Graves Construction, Parker Design Group, & The Sea Pines Resort are a few of the many instrumental people who made this project possible.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Hey everyone, 25 year old Orthopedic Surgery PA in Staten Island, NY, looking to garner my first investment in the world of real estate.

(my house was underwater completely except for the crest of the roof) ALso, the city wasn't letting anyone back on the island (even owners) for like 14ish days (I forget the exact number), so ALL of the non-raised houses were full of mold by time anyone was allowed to go in and start doing things. 

Kitts & Nevis LLC, held in a Cook Islands foundation, owning a Nevada LLC, all owned by a Panamanian Trust.

A little fuzzy on that point.I’ve never seen 1245 recap on real estate before, ordinarily (no pun intended) this would be 1250 unrecap and *only on the historical depreciation taken*.If he bought it for $300K, took $200K depreciation down to the bone and the rest is land, that $900K gain would be $200K unrecap 1250 and the other $700K would be … 1231!

Maybe because it is land locked, no one else bid on it???