Liens a lot of the time are used to force properties into foreclosure(the time on that varies On whether the property is commercial or residential).

General Rule of thumb to use for SFR, but can be a quick guide for what you're looking at..1% for A neighborhoods1.25% for B Neighborhoods1.5-2% for C Neighborhoods2+% for D Neighborhoods.Not sure of the exact location, but I would venture to say you're probably in the C range in Madison and the way she is charging tenants/ vacancies.As-is with vacancies I would estimate $390,000.Completely Occupied / No major deferred maintenance $590,000.I'm curious to see other peoples thoughts on this too..

With 10 projects underway and more than 300 new jobs created, this incentive is already making a big impact across Ohio.

The way I see it, they can't force you to sell, the most they could do is sell their right to purchase the home at that price before the contract expires.

Why should I be forced to pay for something that I may not get anything for?

Maybe your wife kicked you out and you're now forced to find a new place?

It forces me to develop a system that allows the business to primarily take care of itself.Additionally, once I develop an efficient out-of-state investment system, the deal possibilities are endless.

First, buy up a block of rowhouses or a multi unit just outside the ghetto making sure it has good public transportation.Do a quick rehab.Advertise for rent in the PGN.

Then it ends up being higher closing costs, a higher rate, and typically a short term (like 5 years) with a longer amortization, and you are basically forced to refinance the loan every 5 years.

And when you do those tenants will move, or lie about smoking inside and then they'll force your hand to evict on breach of lease.