One bullet dodged, and a lesson learned -- research more than just the tax situation before bidding.Around this time I also learned that a Tax Deed isn't really a "clear title" for selling the property, because it's very difficult to get title insurance on a tax deed. 

Once you find a note holder wanting to sell you can upload the notes to his list of note buyers.  

Books I have read:- The Book On Estimating Rehab Costs by J Scott- Land lording on AutopilotBooks I own and want to read soon:- The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller-What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know about Cash Flow by Frank GallinelliMy question:Im lacking some knowledge as well as trying to understand the metrics investors use to keep track of different types of data both when buying and selling and also down the line for refi and PL spreadsheeting. 

You can borrow or you can sell stuff. 

When I was selling residential solar I assessed 3-6 homes a day and often saw FPE panels with charring around where a breaker had been overheating for awhile and started arcing because it failed to trip, causing the breaker to melt and the wood framing the panel was mounted on to start burning.

Tenant did not maintain bath vanity and it sustained irreparable water damage.Unfortunately the vender does not sell the drawer face individually, but only sells the entire vanity.

You should probably place more equity in this deal and refi once rates drop or sell it if you can't take the cashflow losses.

However, after depreciation and other deductions, foreign investors usually end up paying an effective tax rate of 20% or less.Capital gain tax: Upon the sale of the property, foreign investors will pay capital gain taxes on the gain of the property (Capital gains = selling price - cost - selling expenses).

I fixed the termite damage, do I have to disclose that there was termite damage when I sell the house?

If you're planning to buy or sell a house, here's a useful Realtor tip.