Our partner, Graham Lyster, discovered the Pala Mesa Drive property and brought it to our attention.

> Military husband/wife buy new home, divorce, stop paying note and hoa> Husband is erroneously removed from title by tax appraiser, HOA forecloses on wife, I buy home at auction> Now I am on title, wife and husband on note, bank cannot foreclose because husband is protected by SCRA > (more on this in the above post, but husband does not want the house back)A while after moving in I discovered water damage inside a wall where rain has been getting in due to needing a new roof. 

Hi Nicholas,In my opinion, you are on the path to discovering the BRRRR strategy.

I recently purchased a property and discovered a series of issues regarding municipal code violations that the seller did not disclose.

Less competition: With less attention from institutional investors, individual buyers often face less fierce bidding wars.6.

> Prior owners want nothing to do with the property, I'm unable to structure any kind of deal with them, or fix issue of husband being removed from title, or undo foreclosure auction (thoroughly checked with attorney).Recently discovered repairs needed totaling 20-40k which I cannot finance. 

Hello everyone,My name is Daniel, and I recently left my job as a fraud analyst at a financial institution in March to pursue a real estate investment journey with my wife.

In truth I have found appraisers holding the MAI designation to provide more accurate and more unbiased appraisals than appraisers who are not Appraisal Institute members.  

Our partner, Francisco Diego, discovered the Greenwood Ave property and brought it to our attention.

My lawyer did a deep dive and discovered that it appears the county tax appraiser erroneously removed the husband from the title one year when updating the parcel tax record, probably incorrectly reading the divorce agreement and not actually looking up to see if a quit claim had been signed.