Hello, before I give my story, my wife and I are looking for a 1-2 bedroom apartment we have a monthly budget of 1750, we both have poor credit, my wife Ariana, Graduated from Brown University last year, she will be 48 in May this year and is currently an Operations Manager II at kent hospital through Sodexo, she makes 75k a year, and approximately 4500 after taxes a month, she has no criminal history, as to our poor credit, we had to choose between paying our rent and electricity during covid, or pay our credit cards, we have never missed a rent payment, and have lived in the same residence for the last 4 years with no issues, we are looking for an apartment because our landlord wants to renovate his building. with that said...I am writing to proactively disclose information that may appear on a background check.In 2009, I was involved in an incident that resulted in a felony charge.

If they have lived there at least 2 of 5 years, a portion of the gains is free of gains tax.  

Hi Edwin,  Congratulations on your current real estate investments and saving up emergency funds.it's essential to consult with a financial advisor or real estate professional to assess the potential risks and rewards of accessing the HELOC and investing the funds.

Hi all,I found a house that has been abandoned for 5 years (no taxes paid) I'm assuming the owner is deceased.

The folks were about to lose it to a tax sale and so I bought it even though it was not in my geographical area.

As a result, I've been driving for dollars and mining the county auditor's website for properties with delinquent taxes.

Consult with real estate experts for guidance on legal obligations, tax consequences, and financial strategies.

For this you may want to learn more about the specifics of deal analysis and that is where I would probably recommend books like The Book on Rental Property Investment by Brandon Turner.For raising capital there may be regulations in the UK that differ from the U.S. so it would probably be best to consult with a real estate attorney.

In Nevada, property taxes DO NOT reassess on the sale.  

Purchase price: $500 Cash invested: $1,123 Sale price: $25,500 A seller got behind on taxes for this 1.4 acre parcel in Colleton County and it was sold at auction.