Click Here to view the full storyBy Jason Bolton – Data Editor, Memphis Business JournalAug 9, 2018, 12:04pm CDT Updated Aug 9, 2018, 1:51pmThe number of people who rented versus owned their housing increased by about 5 percent nationwide from 2006 to 2016.In Memphis, the number of renters increased by more than double that amount — 11 percent — over that same time period, according to an analysis of U.S.

It as only the Buy and Hold and then subsequently Notes business that I finally put myself out there and succeeded. 

They strung me along for like 3 weeks and finally today I've just had enough and I'm not jumping through the hoops any more. 

I've been listening to the podcasts for about 6 months, and I'm finally taking the time to create a profile and truly get plugged into the community.I'm from the Cleveland, OH area, but have been living in Indianapolis, IN for the past 5 years. 

I found a lovely 80yrs old couple that have the 14-unit building running very well, but are ready to finally retire and relax!

After a few years and hundreds of rejections I finally got a bank to say ok.

I’m finally selling our first rental property.

If there is anything left over after the sale, it goes to the IRS then to the state and finally back to the borrower, in that order.No, you don't want to work with a title company to make sure those are paid. if you are bidding, and you win, those get paid through the foreclosure trustee/attorney if any left over after lender is paid and if not, they get wiped out (IRS has redemption rights for a period of time) and don't get paid (All things being equal).

I'm working with clients in San Diego right now that are going through that analysis at the moment, especially with the newest 199A 20% deduction/rate just enacted with the newest laws too. 

We are finalizing our team with PMs, brokers, GCs and asset managers and still need an attorney.