@David Thompson, as I mentioned in my PM to you, I very much appreciate you sharing your experience and wisdom with us.  

If an interested party receives proper notice of a sale and fails to protect its interest by redemption of the taxes, that interest may be extinguished.The conventional wisdom on the internet is that a mortgage is extinguished by the tax deed sale in AR, but the best I can find in the state documentation is the above saying that it may be extinguished.Does anyone have experience purchasing tax deeds in AR with an outstanding mortgage that can confirm the mortgage was extinguished (or not)?

Hi All, Apologies in advance if this question is already covered within the forums.Looking to invest in my first rental property and trying to decide on whether or not to focus on a condo or multi-unit in Queens and wanted to see what the going wisdom in the forums would be.  

I've spent the last few weeks reading & listening to stories & wisdom to get my start in real estate investing.

Great job on doing your research and seeking wisdom!

These tend to be full of new, hungry investors who you could chat with and some experienced investors as well looking to pass on their wisdom.

This is my first post - am looking forward to taking advantage of this forum's collective wisdom!

Perhaps get some wisdom from fellow BiggerPockets member @Jay Hinrichs and/or @Russ Scheider.

Great topic Rich, good to hear that the conventional wisdom regarding retirement is a bunch of hooey.I was on track to have our personal residence and both rental properties paid off well before I hit 60 (I'm 53 now).

I would like to say I've picked up a few pebbles of wisdom with that chapter in my life and I can actually smile now looking hindsight.