Notably, Worcester sells them by public auction.And for others from other jurisdictions: MA taxes are assessed by towns, not by counties, so there is no such thing as a county list of taxes.

Kind of a way to say goodbye to a friend when you are not able to do it in person.

Hope everyone takes some good notes and will post for those not able to attend in person.

Unfortunately the sub-prime boom that got me started with my own company was also its demise starting in 2008 when my clients starting going out of business left and right.So, as I stated above, I have worked for a major financial services company for the past 6 years and now things are starting to get questionable here concerning downsizing in my location.I have been looking to go back into business for myself for the past 2 years but was not able to pinpoint exactly what it was I wanted to do.

I was initially thinking the appraised value of the property was being used, but using value of the land should be fine to determine what you are not able to depreciate.

It may have worked out OK but if it was present, the cost to migrate would put me at loss.The owner is an elderly woman (whom I met) and she is not able of coming down at all in price and I understand that.Your info was quite helpful, especially regards to checking the state laws - I am sure this won't be the first time I have to navigate this.Thanks again!

I'm interested in it but I'm not able to find very much info, including FAQs or  a knowledge base. 

If I don't do this I am not able to depreciate my home or write off taxes or interest due to the doubling of the standard deduction. 

I have been researching this company too and not able to find many reviews.

There are notable exceptions like Canada-based Scotia Bank in certain locations across the world but these subsidiaries are local banks for all intents and purposes.Conclusion: local banks when available.