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@Andrew Horowitz the rules for tax lien sales vary from state to state and sometime from county to county. 1) tax liens are virtually always first sold at auction.

All you need to do is look at 10 fastest appreciating markets for last decade, 20, 30, 40, and 50 years and compare them to the national average.

I have about $50-75k in cash I can dedicate to this, and I'd like to fund the entire operation in cash (purchase and rehab).

Most investors want a 12% cash on cash return, which works in this scenario if you are splitting the cash flow 50-50.Is there equity in the home that you own?

Brokers will over enforce rules so that there is no possibility of an issue arising.

But finishing the interior should be doable in the 50-80k range.

Hi everyone,I'm going to Phoenix next week and I'm looking to connect with people and assemble a local team for my apartment buildings acquisition plan.Me and my partner are looking to buy 2 or 3 projects with 50 to 180 units each, built after 1980 and with 7% current cap rate. 

I have nearly all of my closing costs accounted for but am missing the estimated Title company's escrow fees and other recorded fees, which are split 50/50 with the seller.Could anyone help me get an idea as to how much this would cost?