This was a duplex on the beach in Gulf Shores Alabama. 

This of course has a fee according to who you go with.All my properties are out of state so I have PM firms manage them, two properties in Georgia under one, two properties in Alabama under one, and one in Ohio while I reside in Texas. 

I’m in search of a contractor that needs extra hands in North Alabama.

If a taxpayer/former owner of a property that is a tax deed, still owned by the state of Alabama, quitclaims to me (before I or anyone else has bought this deed from the state) what, if anything, does that get me?

I currently live in Birmingham, Alabama and can manage around 10-20% down payment.

I’m from Demopolis, Alabama and new to real estate investing.

Hi everyone, I know that when you work or expend money on a house that you got from a tax deed in Alabama and is redeemed you get back your expenses but what about a tax deed that is just land with trees, do you get back your expenses if you pay someone to cut off some trees or clean up, what about if you pay for water service and electricity to be installed, or if you pay to move a mobile home to the land and pay for a septic tank and the owner redeems the lot or land do you get back what you expended

I am interested in buying multi family properties in Huntsville, Alabama.Any recommendations, thoughts, input, advice?

And instead of putting money to loan payments, I was able to put money to things I WANTED...real estate investments is one (but also, my personal home, guitars, other investments, et al.)So I hope my generation when they talk to their kids tell them hey -- be smart with schools.

Now we are thinking of getting started in Alabama and are debating between Montgomery versus Birmingham.