Filed chapter seven last year, included the house (surrendered) and was discharged Nov. 2017. 

Now I've surrendered my license back to the real estate commission, as I could write a book on all the investing restrictions that were being thrown at me for being an agent.

Owner surrendered it.. 

All alterations, additions, or improvements upon the premises, made by either party, shall become the property of the Landlord and shall remain upon, and be surrendered with said premises, as a part thereof, at the end of the term hereof.They acknowledge that they will be responsible for and pay any damage done by rain, wind, hail, tornadoes, etc., if this damage is caused by leaving windows open, allowing stoppage and/or overflow or water and/or sewage pipes, broken windows or doors, torn screens, broken door and window locks, etc. or any damage caused while Tenant has occupancy.22.NOTIFICATION OF SERIOUS BUILDING PROBLEMS:Tenant agrees to notify Landlord immediately if roof leaks, water spots appear on ceiling, or at the first sign of termite activity.

When an investor surrenders a tax certificate for a tax deed through the probate office does that change how the former owner redeems the property?

The seller's (Owner's) relative who managed this property is not surrendering the keys to the seller.

Taking into consideration a tax hit of about 10% to do this because we are not 59 1/2, but no surrender fees because the funds are older, does this make sense to reallign the use of these funds in a more profitable way?

Ignoring the age old debate of wholesaling legality, I would say, just be honest and upfront about it to your sellers, and buyers.I made 3 deals wholesaling and got $43K out of it.Never give up never surrender and you will look just like me!

And every five dollars, every ten dollars, would make a difference.Isn't it ironic that a forum thread like this makes an appearance on V-E day, the day the Nazis surrendered?

Tax Question about deductibility of an annuity surrender charge in 2017.If an annuity is cashed in to buy rental real estate and there is a large surrender charge, can that surrender charge be deducted on:(1) Schedule A as a misc itemized deduction for 2017, or(2) Schedule E as an expense to acquire financing to buy rental properties?