Hey Elijah - I have alerts set up whenever someone mentions the word Milwaukee in a post, so here I am!

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Scott, A couple of things here: 1) If this is true, and you will be getting $10M, then you should be cautious - alerting people to an amount of money this large can be dangerous, and you will get advice looking to separate that money from you from very hungry people, who will come off as very polished, but who can really do damage to your wealth.2) If you are coming into $10M all at once, then depending on the source, you will pay taxes on this.

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Putting a sign there will be a bigger alert that it's vacant, almost as an attraction to squatters.

The property has since been sold twice and no quiet title action or a quit claim deed from the defaulting tax payer have been recorded.

Just bought my first property and I feel like I'm on high alert waiting for the unexpected boogeyman to pop out and ruin the deal.

Can you please elaborate on this:Keep in mind you can use Form 2210 along with your return to show the IRS how much income you earned by quarter and make your estimated tax payments accordingly.

Given the current environment of high prices and high interest rates, it is not likely that a taxpayer will pay tax on rental income for properties purchased now.

However, the real value of those deductions to a particular taxpayer can only be determined in conjunction with their tax professional.