You can potentially negotiate that the seller catches up with his taxes, but that would automatically raise the price, so it does end up coming out of your pocket either way.

[https://www.mrcooper.com/blog/...]Now, it is possible that after the forbearance period some lenders will consider a repayment plan, in which extra monthly payments are made to catch up the loan.

So the sky doesn’t seem to be falling quite yet, but May will probably be uglier, as well as the following months because many people will get behind and won’t be able to catch up.

I have been playing Xbox one with my son - hand eye coordination skillsOriginally posted by @James Wise:Originally posted by @Chris Seveney:For many of us we are quarantined at home and working from home but have found we have extra time during the day.

I’ve been keeping an eye on areas I would like to buy for maybe a year and a half and the market here is fairly stable, but currently there is less competition, which is a good thing.I just put in an offer on a SFH and from everything I’ve learned and studied, I decided to buy the worst house in a great neighborhood.

I was just telling my wife that CapEx can be done once you get eyes on the property. 

How would they enforce the crime, don’t cops have better things to do like catch real criminals?

can’t be trusted to catch up.

Its a catch-22

I've only bought sight unseen with turnkeys once I'm familiar with the operator and I use the property inspector as a second set of eyes.