@Joel Braver I have considered doing so, but I would be accruing transfer tax for each title transfer.

We havedecided to accrue wealth through REI and plan on moving from our current cityto one that is more affordable/active.

Out of curiosity,what are the FB pages you used to advertise on?

PA = deedMA = deedNY = some lien, mostly deedNJ = lien mainlyCT = deedMA & CT with deeds are tough...it's up to each town, and not very often do they auction stuff off (in that it takes forever to do so period, very little decent stuff is at auction or they try to really work out payment plans with the homeowner/just let interest accrue)

Hi Joe,I'm about to reach my 2 year mark on one of my tax liens as well.. from what I gather, should they pay the lien (which they probably will), they have to pay the original amount, any interest accrued, plus any legal fees you accrue so long as they are reasonable, which seems the case here.  

We are now currently about 5 years into a 15-year mortgage that we refinanced in 2010.I'm now thinking about doing a cash-out refinance now to pay off credit card debt that we accrued while my wife wasn't working and staying home with my daughter (cc debt is now down to about $45K from $55K when I started repaying).

By curiosity, how much were you approved for?

I am Hawkes Bay based and just have a quick curiosity question. 

Your holding costs are normally accrued interest and misc expenses like utilities. 

Ben Bakhshi NEVER do a straight partnership, you are liable for every debt accrued in the action, just as if you did it yourself.