On one property that I'm familiar with the title company won't insure a tax sale that is from 19 years ago, because the statute here for adverse possession is 21 years, so the want the tax sale to be 21 years old before they will issue title insurance.Real estate agents are not title experts, maybe 1 in 1,000.

I defer to the experts here.There is a 24 unit 3/1.5 townhouse project that was repossessed by the note holder before they could sell a single unit.

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I'm not an expert, but I don't think there is any way to avoid capital gains tax on this sale (short of moving to Colorado for two years) Your intention upon purchase doesn't change the fact that it's been a rental for all five years.

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