I am glad they finally published a formal opinion. 

Unless there is a national disaster declared by the president and that the IRS agrees with and then publishes a bulletin for. 

Because much of the teachings are concentrated on finding the seller who is “unaware” of the current value of his property; with Zillow, Trujillo, and Realtor.com, it would be a very rare person indeed who was not able to access the published on line information available. 

I'm rent-by-room investing, and I'd definately recommend publishing your listing to many places to increase your exposure to potential tenants.We have had success posting to:- FB Marketplace- FB Groups- Zillow- Roomies.com- Roomiapp.com- Roomster.com (paid)

Publish a summary on a flyer and share it with your tenants.

Yes, I have accounts in both and have gone halfway through then I get to a point where it says to publish or go live and I'm not really sure what happens when I hit these buttons. 

The term de minimis costs means amounts (other than employee compensation and overhead) paid in the process of investigating or otherwise pursuing a transaction described in paragraph (a) of this section if, in the aggregate, the amounts do not exceed $5,000 (or such greater amount as may be set forth in published guidance).

Run through some of the features you will need like setting up a property, moving in a tenant, receiving rent payments, and publishing online applications.Pay attention to which platform feels the best to you as you perform these functions.

Work from home, sell online, become a TikTok influencer, have an Amazon storefront, self publish books, music and how-to courses.

The tax sale list is a "motivated seller" list:Because the list is published early, the title can be searched early, and owners, banks and lienholders can be contacted before the auction---SO---I "mine" that list before every auction in hopes of getting a good deal--on a fully researched property, with the benefits of title insurance, insured closings via escrow, with disclosures and most of all-- a happy seller (yes, this is important-- I have seen a confused owner who wanted to use an auction winner for target practice because they thought they were getitng scammed by a tax sale winner).