Because of all the government buildings in Richland (USC, State Gov't, Local Gov't, Fort Jackson), the assessor has no choice other than to tax the landlords into oblivion.

Just make sure if you do this that there is nothing else owed to satisfy the lender.If you pay just what is owed and he transfers property to you for the current mortgage (subject to his mortgage), the lender would have to approve you as the new borrower.

I live in Brooklyn but Queens and Long Island are my top choices because they're closer to home and more affordable.

Then add the cost to the borrower's amount due. https://texasgeneralinsurance.com/force-placed-ins...https://www.trustedchoice.com/f/p/forced-placed-in...

Joint venture > Silent money parter would be my two choices.  

@Darsh Patel  Section 8 (Housing Choice Voucher Program) is a federal program; however, it's administered at the local (county) level. 

Unlike fix and flip rehabs where you have a good idea of your timeline, NPN's are affected by the borrower's actions, which are outside of your control.

I have a list of pre-approved borrowers who are always looking for deals.

The official HUD title of SEC 8 is the Housing Choice Voucher Program.

You can send me a message for my guys name if you want, but he's not usually the cheapest option...then again I never have to question or babysit his work either...so your choice on what you're looking for.