Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm exploring the possibility of investing in tax deeds in Georgia and am keen to gather insights from those who've navigated this path.

Since most of the funding comes from loans, to be paid off in a short time, is there strategic ways to finance your down payment starting out?

But the overall benefits to the economy for homeownership vs. renters, in my opinion, is worth the trade-off. 

The biggest lever the Federal Government has is tax policy.

But this is an unpredictable one off event that comes about as auxiliary to one’s main activities.  

-and - no one is going to take any responsibility if any of the numbers are off. if the ARV is off - that's on you. if your estimate for the rehab is off - that's on you. if it takes 6 months to rent once you're done - that's on you.hope this helps

Things that come to mind off the top of my mind are, indoor sprinkler system, ramps / ADA Access, walk-in showers, fire extinguishers ect.

Greetings I'm new to tax liens and deeds, I'm located in el paso tx, I'm interested in the el paso texas area, I'm also interested in other texas counties, I'm open to any suggestions, I look forward to networking and connecting. 

Thanks in advance for your help.Depends how AGGRESSIVE you want to be - and whether you’re looking for a long term solution or just an immediate one or two time solution.A short term possible once or twice solution would be to write up a 6 month lease with a cancellation option after one month at the pleasure of the tenant.

Hey, so I just got a deed on a tax lien and somebody burned the property down before I was able to get insurance on it in Phenix City, AL…what can I do about that?