@Scott J. in all counties in MD property tax liens supersede mortgages and wipe them out in a foreclosure.

They used each and every white towel to wipe off buckets of makeup.

Hopefully I can raise the rent over the next few years.Since these cash flow amounts are small, they would be wiped out by a major capital expense for the year.

I like using my Spark business card for funding my rehabs because it gives me 2% cashback on every purchase and then I wipe it out every month with rehab draws.

Any equity "gained" is wiped away. 3.

For example, lower down payment requirements, FHA loans, and other supportive housing policies make it possible for more people to buy homes despite the high market barriers.Another factor might be the generational wealth transfer from Baby Boomers to Millennials and Gen Z.

One thing I like about syndications is my $50K contribution does not carry direct closing costs, and fees, yes the property does, but the scale for me wipes that out.  

Based on my talk with a title agent, they said that as long as the NJ and US were served and included as defendants in the foreclosure proceedings, those inheritance/estate liens would be wiped out by the foreclosure process.

Of course all the profit I'd made on that house to that point was wiped out. 

Linda  I dont bother, most of these including mortgages are wiped out when tax deed issued as long as county does proper notifications.