That’s word for word how it’s written.So as a regular guy reading it, it reads clear that it’s sold to me on that day, but with the opportunity to redeem back by the delinquent tax payer….but who knows 🤷‍♂️ . 

I told him I will be moving soon or my wife can move in first while I’m finishing up with my job in NYC, he still insists that I do not QUALIFY… any ideas?

A huge percentage of new opportunity coming out to the net lease investment market is single or double tenant build to suits.

A lot of my out of state real estate clients really like this market because the macroeconomics look so good for this market - population is growing, job growth is growing, and so many companies moving and developing here.

The best tip I can give you ask a flipper or a new construction home builder if you can shadow an entire project, maybe run errands for them and deliver supplies to the job.Get on the job every day, best way to learn the process, every municipality is a little different, my experince is from Milwaukee, I would have to learn a lot, even if it were close by like Chicago.

However a young couple has a better opportunity buying a more expensive duplex vs SFH in Austin because of the income produced from the other unit.  

It looks like you have a ton of great resources to learn on for this exciting opportunity.

She reached out to me and asking if I can waive the late charges because she laid off and looking for a new job and she doesn't have the rent for now and no time frame to pay the rent.My answer was no and I offered her to pay what she owes and move out immediately before I start the eviction process.

It can produce a great income, but it's a job and doesn't build real wealth.

My goal would be to make a higher return in the next 5-7 years, lock in current market prices, avoid some selling fees, and free up more cash right now for an opportunity that I have an eye on that looks more profitable.