Jeff, you should not have a property in your name without a mortage on it, just from a legal protection point of view - with 100% equity you are a much more attractive target for a claim than with 25% equity.

This is also a good screening tool.

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I thought I’d cross this skill over to real estate to help people get a step by step view of the real estate investing process.I am not a real estate investor myself, but I would love to learn.

It is a two bed two bath home, 1400 sq feet of living space, and is on Narragansett Bay with views of the water out the back of the home.

Thanks. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ap-C-4hpR6FyXM_6MKNW69lZZXKeIMlm/view?

@Kevin MartinSomeone once told me tax deed auctions are like cutting down a tree.. 95% sharpening the axe and 5% cutting....means do your recon...check public records and property appraiser...avoid ones with 3 or more listed owners in property appraiser.40% get redeemed.Dont trust Google street view...do a driveby..break inside if needed...check them out!!!