Location is usually important.Good luck to you!

All of the language I read on the IRS website mentions that redemption requires the IRS to pay a purchaser at auction back their purchase price, but I can find no info on if the property is transferred to someone else before redemption.Any help GREATLY appreciated, as the current plan is to transfer to the LLC ASAP.I know the likelihood of an IRS redemption is very low, but I still want to plan for that possibility.House is located in Southern California, if that matters.

@Carl Fischer The "problem" of roughly $3.4 million of potential capital gains wouldn't evaporate if the house was located in PA instead of CA, and had the exact same fact pattern. 

@Chandler Scott as I mentioned before it depends on asset class and number of units in one location and/or spread out.

Understanding the lending process and variables will save you time and money once you locate the deal you want to close. 

The location overall is perfect for those commuting.

I've been thinking about investing in Cleveland as well, since I'm currently located just south in Youngstown/Warren, Ohio.

I found a flip property that is in a great location with potential to make a great return.

@Chris Desarro, where it this property located?

I’m also located in Montgomery, Alabama.