We are required to follow the direction of our title insurance companies and the way the deed is written is very much out of the ordinary.

@Sam SjobergThere's definitely room to grow,and there's nothing wrong with outrageously fortunate deals.This post was just begging to be written to encourage the less radical BP members that real wealth is also possible and does happen everyday  to ordinary folks without sourcing funds from a hundred different investors and being a slave to their every whim.Thanks for reading the blog.

That means all gutters are intact and draining properly, water running off decks, patios etc gets away from the house, downspouts discharge far enough away from the house to get the water gone, etc.

Well, I have a patio door on my personal MBR so I would say yes they can.

Introduce yourself as the owner, tell them how to pay rent, how to communicate with you for ordinary issues and for emergency issues, and then schedule an inspection within one week.

It makes no difference if flipping is your regular job or not, anybody who buys a home with the intent to fix and resale it is subject to income tax at their ordinary rate, it is never taxed as capital gains.

You'll pay ordinary income taxes at your marginal rate.  

Also, in the letter that the company issued (indicating that no tank was found), they state that they cannot scan in areas with "excessive vegetation" and/or patios or decks. 

Either pay in one lump sum or in four equal payments (04/18/22, 06/15/22, 09/15/22, 01/17/23).a  $78,255 Total Tax =  $58,427.45 ($28,549 Long Term Capital Gain x 20% tax rate + $351,451 Long Term Capital Gain x 15% tax rate) + $19,827.5 ($100,000 Unrecaptured Sec 1250 Gain +$ 25,000 social security benefits x 85% - $12,950 standard deduction subject to ordinary income tax brackets)b.

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