Typically a 12-18 month interest only, where you only pay interest on what’s been drawn so far.

You might have to lower your cap rate expectations in the short term, but it's worth it for better long-term gains.

@Kanika Jain I echo the sentiment that Myrtle Beach (and North Myrtle Beach) are worth considering. 

Typically the opening bid is equal to the amount of taxes due plus costs.To redeem a property, the owner or interested party must pay the purchaser the amount the purchaser paid at tax sale, plus 20% of that amount.

In the meantime, I'm joining this community to learn and network.A question for the community: I've heard that some REIA's are not worth the time and effort. 

This has led to a diaspora to places like Webster, Northbridge, and Southbridge.Sure, there are new units in the pipeline, but they're unlikely to help the typical Worcester renter.

She has about 3 more months to go (could be more or less) before Plaintiff will be in a position to disburse/record.Is there a typical process on how these go?

Not an attorney - typically it is defined as moving into the property 60-90 days after closing and living there for a year. 

I think I spent a total of $200 worth of books(audible) .

I typically have enough time to do this myself but also value my free time with family.