Then the attorney general published a letter on their website to clear it up.I consulted a Florida broker and a California broker about this.

. § 48-4-42).If they don’t redeem until more than 30 days after the notice giving the redemption deadline, they'll also have to pay the sheriff's cost for serving the notice and publishing the notice in a newspaper (Ga.

I have section 8 rentals but I've not found a price sheet published anywhere. 

If you're interested in the mid-west market, particularly Indy - check out this article published earlier this year with sited statistics and a break-down what is happening here and why it may interest you to take the OOS plunge.https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...Best of luck to you!

@Todd Dexheimer I had those on my list, but since it was published in 2007 & 2008 I thought it might only talk about strategies and concepts that wouldn't apply in today's market, but I'll give them another look. :)

In my area, this doesn't happen because the "standard" form prorates (on closing date) based on past taxes (last know or published) and there is no ambiguity.

BP also asked me to be in one of their latest books published in Oct of 2018, in the first chapter.  

There's also two books published by BiggerPockets that are great for the beginner "flipper."

I did find an interesting article about 1% rule http://www.richmastery.com/Download/NewRule.pdfbut nothing about 2% Do you have any published analysis that you can find on the net that support that stringent rule?

"Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth" book on short term rental investing coming out on Bigger Pockets publishing in October!