Both parts sounds strange but it will depend on what your agreement says.

@Tonia EdgestonIf it’s non owner occupied you could get a hard money loan to pay back taxes and repairs but these are short term (typically 6-12 months) then you would need to refinance the propertyYou mention this is also in probate - depending also on other debts etc it all may be for not and you may need to sell to pay off other creditors.

Full article link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2024-dscr-loan-rates-and-...After a decade of relative stability in mortgage rates, the last few years have seen unprecedented volatility and changes in mortgage rates.

This can be achieved through a process called "note selling" or "note assignment" to a note buyer (investor).The terms of the note (interest rate, monthly payments, duration) are crucial as they determine the value of the note to the buyer. 

For areas that I’m looking at, I’ve come to understand that NJ has quite high property taxes, which can be very dependent on average housing prices, school districts, etc.

Depending on how severe it is how drastic the cuts will June-July angle of cuts.

It only takes one buyer, but it also depends on how quickly you need/want to sell. 

Tallahassee can be a good rental market, but it really depends on your goals and the specific areas you’re looking at.

I'm finding some listings on a popular realtor mls listing site (not sure if I'm allowed to say which one here)  that have a box on the listing which states "Assumable Mortgage" and has a "learn how" button, when I click on the button it says: "This home has an assumable mortgage"  and it lists the current average interest interest rate for April 2024 (7.00) for a new loan vs.  

Either there is a secret everyone else knows or LTR in Denver simply won’t cashflow with the current market prices and interest rates.