Property taxes are a major expense for property owners and can vary widely depending on the location and the type of property.

Of course they have no issue with selling the liens and collecting money from investors, they also have no issues with charging a premium that is non refundable and the county keeping the money.  

As a buyer and you use a hard money loan to purchase and rehab a home the lender should issue a 1098 just as any other mortgage lender holding claim to the title correct?  

This means lower returns, of course, but we're not currently prepared to oversee a major reno from afar.

Below is a general example.Bought a house for 100K with majority of it being seller financed at 0% for 20 years. 

The process was straightforward, and I didn't run into any issues.

Strategic geographical positioning near major Midwest cities further amplifies Toledo's appeal, offering investors significant ROI potential through both immediate flips and long-term rental strategies.

Are there any major flaws with this plan, other than tying up a significant amount of capital on the first property?

Sales seem to be keeping up with Listings with no major changes compared to 2023.

They give a general idea of where property lines are but are not useful for determining issues of just a few feet.