People are going to essentially bid up the price because the demand is so high but the supply is so low. 

Anything in that range on the market is essentially a tear down, or like Rick said in a really rough part of town.

So I recently saw this link on my county website concerning LID foreclosure... with next to NO information given regarding what it is, how it works, when it's done, or really anything else on the matter. 15 minutes of google searching yielded ONLY what LID stands for (Local Improvement District).

It's an older apartment building, in a nice part of town, good school districts.

When I sell A and pay off C, I essentially have no bills.

So the property will essentially manage renting it out, cleaning, etc.

I essentially am going to do roughly a 70/30 split between still posts and videos respectively. 

I'm saying this as a caution to those who think subprime caused everything - in reality, subprime was the catalyst (ie, COVID today) and as the equity disappeared, people defaulted in droves, as soon as it became Socially Acceptable to do so.COVID essentially just gave everyone a free pass to default, and not be embarrassed. 4th qtr 2021 is the concensus, among those I still talk to regularly in the Default Servicing space(I used to own a mortgage lender/servicer company, back in2007, got out with my skin but barely.

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I certainly saw that by selling at a higher price (to himself essentially), he would be raising his property taxes substantially and right away.