My mortgage holder (Chase) did a good job and proactively released funds out of escrow to avoid any immediate repercussions (tax sale?).

If an LLC is going to be the title holder to a property, the LLC should generally be from the State where the property is located or registered to do business in that State as a foreign entity.

I've noticed that over the past few years the approved rents for holders of vouchers have gone up substantially and I'm curious what the process is for raising the rent to meet the new government-approved rate.I've discussed the issue with my property managers and they're under the impression that there are a lot of hoops to jump through, but haven't provided much detail other than that.Does anyone here have any experience with this?

Can I potentially reach out to people who have been kicked out by the tax deed holder and offer to buy their house for amount owed to the tax deed holder plus xxx amount to go to the owners.

Win win for both of you.If you have a RMLO (residential mortgage loan originator) do the loan you should be okay with Dodd Frank, but I'm no expert on this and someone on BP with an RMLO license could comment on that.The other thing to consider is the due-on-sale clause on the mortgage which could be triggered by your mortgage holder when the deed is transferred into your tenants name.

We can meet up at the one I'm doing on Holderness so you can get a feel for how I've laid out a 3/2.  

He would offer to help then negotiate with the tax lien holder or even avoid paying the altogether.I have had tax lien holders accept substantially less than owed when buying deals because I knew they could not foreclose.

Hello,I understand that a 2nd mortgage is wiped from the title if the first lien holder forecloses on the property. 

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@Tonya Sanders the closest situation that I can think of is a Ch7 Bk where the house is sold to pay off creditors, in this case you and any other lien holders.