Tax Assessment – tax assessment for the property in question shows Land @ $48,920 and Improvement @ $174,300 (or a 22%/78% distribution from the total tax assessed value of $223,220).Wouldn’t be fair to use the $174,300 valuation as the basis for the CSS?

Other liens like tax liens, mechanics liens, and municipal utility liens will also likely still remain.

Most would agree the top three are interest rates, taxes and insurance.

I would like dabble in Texas, but the high property taxes along with high mortgage rate make it difficult at the moment. 

DSCR refinance are not under Fannie/Freddie products, and the qualification process is based on rental income and PITI, rather than W-2 and tax returns.

Being the nearest city to California, the area is easy to manage, has low property taxes, and is favorable to landlords.

On the HUD site there are 1,128 Sheriffs Sales, 1,392 Foreclosures, 89,031 Bankruptcies and 222,031 Tax Liens with a map and the amount in each County.

It's known for it's strong appreciation factor, low taxes, and also because it is a land-lord friendly state.Have you invested in the Cleveland or Columbus market before?

I have read Amanda Han's tax book (first book) and started on the Advanced Tax Strategies and don't really see this mentioned. 

The increase in cash flow you will get when it is paid off may be great enough that you want to keep the property, either monthly, or you can always cash out refinance and take out a larger lump sum which is tax free and just let the tenants pay it down over the course of the next 20 years but this time with a manager so you’re less involved.