Thanks in advance Yes - even if the original holder already satisfied the 1 year primary residence requirement, the new assumptor will have to live 1 year as primary residence. 

Too bad they would not work for a rental portfolio holder.

I'm a long term holder so it doesn't make much difference to me really, just my thoughts. 

If the applicant submitted an application, with the appropriate fee and was qualified to rent your home, legally you'd be obligated to rent to them with their Section 8 voucher.However, if you have other policies like no pets, no smokers or no more and X vehicles in the driveway, you can deny tenancy to Section 8 voucher holders who don't qualify because of pets/smoking/parking concerns.It's important to not be discriminatory, but you can also protect your investment by being vigilant in your tenant screening avoiding future headaches.

In this case you can either reinstate and assume payments if it hasn't been done by the current title holder already.

The worst part is that he took no responsibility for the failed project, claiming it a "success in every sense of the word" and blaming "the market," and "the tykes holders" for not being more active in the discord group.

But yes, a tax deed auction is scheduled purely to pay off the Certificate holders.

also, the owner has to pay out everything back so county can pay the lien holder back.  

Account ClosedBest to start a new thread for something like this.IRS rules simply prohibit an IRA or 401(k) account holder from placing a personal guarantee on a debt instrument. 

However, I'm a 10+ years RE holder, so fingers crossed I'll come out ahead eventually.