Hello @Ayne Cardona Do some searching in the forums and you will find lots of the same discussions to your question.The answer is you can do it both ways.

It's not at all that I'm trying to hide where my funds are coming from, I just want to make sure that when my agent is drawing up an offer, I'm being accurate with the answer to the question..."

From searching online I haven't got an answer the actual process if I can remove it, every blog says talk to a lawyer, it survives tax deed and purchaser will be liable, but it doesn't answer if I buy whats the process to follow and if its even possible to clear title other than being responsible for the amount.the property is worth around $800-900k, Auction starts around $80k, given the hassles involved, I wanted to know how much it would cost in addition to tax deed purchase to get a clean title.

Re: your time commitment question, short answer is I don't know what's right for you.

Thanks in advance for your time and answers to this question.

There are many agents out there, but it’s important to choose the right one.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5868/52724-im-new-to-investing-how-do-i-find-an-investor-friendly-agentI love answering questions if you have any!

@Bernie HuckesteinGreat answer from @Dmitriy Fomichenko   —about half the clients who partner with their IRAs wish they didn’t.

As far as getting answers to your questions goes, be sure to plug into your local BP community through meet-ups and investment groups - they will likely be able to help you.

Just hit me in the inbox if you have any questions.And as you know, The BP forums is also a great place to get answers.

Hard to answer because for the most part, the properties are not bought using pure cash flow.