I thought I understood buying down points until I starting reading these posts.

I must be missing somethingThe other thing that comes to mind when reading your passionate posts is that over 12 years I've helped over 11,000 clients with their financial lives with several of those years solely focusing on helping clients who invest in real estate and I have yet to meet someone who built their wealth using a policy like you describe. 

Post a letter stating you have taken ownership of the property as of a certain date and that market rent of $XXX is due from that date forward.

Please post what you know.

I see many of your posts and you have excellent advice. 

From your post it sounds like you bought dirt and then just tried to sell dirt.

Based on the limited information from the initial post (the key piece missing being the CAUSE of the moisture) it's impossible to say if renters insurance would cover this situation.  

Call the Treasurer's office this week and give them that Tax Lien Certificate ID in your images you've posted and go from there.

Have you ever posted the property on Keyglee?

Originally posted by @Alex Rodriguez:Wait.