Re: municipal liens it depends, as sometimes those stick with the property and survive foreclosure but it also depends on the type of lien.

You “struggle” to survive on $250k/yr outside of California without having to do any work.

I have been trying buy at the Texas (Harris County, fort bend county) county auction and on some auction sites, in hopes I find a deal in the Houston area that I can flip or fix & hold.

Quote from @Dean Harris: If you look at crime rates in Memphis, you will never buy here.

Can someone please recommend me a good insurance company that covers lost rental income preferably in Florida.I would really like to know how you guys survived the Pandemic since there were Lockdowns and many people lost their Jobs and thus could not pay rent.I know many well established companies that did not survive it.There are speculations that we could go back to those dark days, and it could lead to loss of rental income.

Question is will this state income tax lien survive the foreclosure?

Quote from @Theresa Harris: I'm assuming for the water damage, something spilled and they didn't mop it up or they had the dogs water bowl on the floor and water go onto the floor and wasn't cleaned up-if either of those are the case, then I'd explain that to them.If the floor is damaged and eventually needs to be replaced, I would not replace it if they are going to stay there. 

I  purchased a home with a HOA lien at the Harris County (Houston, TX) auction.

Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:@Cameron Riley  Here is a link to a document about damages and responsibility from the HUD site.  

SSDI should be for 1) veterans 2) the terminally ill 3) people unable to take care of themselves at all and legitamately can't go partying, shopping, or anything and have no other way to survive.