I'm not buying in that area, but I am buying in other areas at reduced prices.

Reduces your tax liability, but I'd rather have the higher income and pay the higher taxes.

My guess is you need to purchase for like 20% of the UPB and restructure the note so that the payment amount stays the same but the term and UPB is reduced then it would be marketable to a note buyer.Again I don't really know but am extremely interested in finding out since I am just starting to look into note buying.

You will sometimes find them inadvertently by working other lists, such as foreclosures, where a percentage of the records concern real property owned by deceased persons.Since nothing in this world is completely free, expect to either to spend some time during your learning curve or find training material that supports expediting your education and reduces the trial and error experience.

After several weeks HUD will reduce the price on this property and publish the re-listed property on a Friday.

Paid off five properties just to deleverage and reduce risk.  

That helped reduce the number of investors who won liens.

That’s $975 that you owe annually, reducing your 12 mo. yield to $1625 or 25%.There are many more ways, aside from using a wrap to make this work, including additional yield plays like an equity kicker.There’s a reason this is called The Banker’s Code.

She doesn't need a "salary" from the flipping business, but is not opposed to taking some income as salary or distributions to reduce any unnecessary tax burden.

I am interested in buying foreclosures at a greatly reduced price for flipping as well as buy and hold.