We have to stay abreast of these changes, because we can easily lose our case if a Judge in a city two hundred miles away suddenly decides he doesn't like current case law. 

I've found certain members of the family all of a sudden start to think that it's ok to come at me asking for loans when they haven't spoken to me in years. 

So if you overpay by even 10% in the beginning, and have to sell suddenly (change in life situation), you'd have to come up with a good amount of money to close, considering the costs to buy and sell a property. 

I acquired a tax deed property in Winter Haven, FL in August 2017.Before I acquired it I paid off all the taxes to bring it auction.Both me and the county did a title search and research on the property and there were no liens and encumbrances on the property.This past tax year, suddenly I have liens on the property..

This has allowed us to be protected even with last minute sudden moves. 

You can ask them their justification for the exorbitant value.As to the sudden bill, welcome to the fun and exciting world of owning real estate.

But when prices started to go down, it led to the sudden sell off and suddenly there were 50,000 homes on the market, THAT led to the crash.

I have zero debt and I really don't understand this sudden change.

Search these pages and they are full of people saving "big" money on property management, but they're here begging for amatuer advice because they suddenly have a legal or financial problem that they have no idea how to handle (and most of the people on the boards here don't either).If you are local, you could probably make it work by getting referrals from friends and family for contractors, lawyers, etc.

Couple #1 has a rude awakening of what $700+ gone a month  feels like, then all the sudden $$ gets tighter!