We also note the date the property was sold and the lender can easily verify recording of the documents. 

A book I’m reading mentions “taxes” should be included in operating expenses but they don’t specify what type of taxes.All it says is “call your local county or look online at the county assessor’s page”No clue what that means, could someone clarify what taxes they’re referring to?

He has an Inner Circle that gives access to documents/contracts, deal that don't fit his parameters, Zoom calls with AJ, tons of education, access to his playbook, community, etc.

I'm new to investing in Tax Liens/Deeds, I've spent hours researching properties and specific county rules, but I feel like I hit a lot of dead-ends because I can't understand the legal jargon in some of these documents.

What type of market are you looking at? 

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

Your margins also need to be better on the deal upfront because you need to have reserves to deal with a 6 month eviction process and you need to do a good job of documenting the evidence.With that said I had a mentor who was smarter than me who said real estate in tier 1 cities is the best store of wealth.

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

@Carlo D.If you are buying a property in an LLC the loan is going to be some type of non-qm or DSCR loan.

Your PMA may explain what authority they may have in these types of situations.