So the point of this is that what often occurs is that in the year that you close on your purchase you start out at the seller's old property tax rate.  

You also have to factor In your closing costs each time you refinance, and if the goal is to pay down your loan aggressively, you will be hitting reset each time you refinance. 

I normally close houses in under 90 days from breaking ground to close and right now I’m lucky if I’m able to break 120.

I had to stand close to the machines I intended to use, scrolled through the available machines on the app and chose the machine #.  

Fast forward a year 1/2, and the work was just completed and the work order was just finally closed out by the City.

Closing costs, title insurance, appraisal, and recording fees etc.  

Hey Alfonso, we are close. 

If it doesn't, you will need to have it inspected after closing - but by that time, you might as well have the contractor assess everything that needs to be done and re-allocate the budget if necessary.

As others have said, very important to look closely at the HOA. 

Wholesalers will send you properties that fit your buy box, and you can work directly with them and a hard money lender to get the deal closed.