You can file to get the property released from the foreclosure because it is security for a loan.

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At that point, the taxpayer’s money is state property.If you are simply paying into a bank’s escrow account, then sure, non-deductible until funds are released from escrow.Rev Ruling 71-190 seems to support the notion that pre-payment of tax is deductible in the year paid.Otherwise, are Q4 state income taxes deductible if paid by the end of the year?

For the rehab I would release funds only as the job progresses and you want to make sure that the trades are paid and nothing else is happing to the funds.

Not sure may people recall it use to be illegal to be homeless in LA, mostly to prevent people from living on the beaches, and to control the mentally ill as they were released from the Downtown facility after stabilization.

It was part of my Platinum program free for my students.I released it to the general public last year for a $1 seven day trial and then only 49 a month.

Then they took more than two months to release the funds for no reason they could explain or made sense from where I sat.

Also might try perfecting and releasing liens.

My thoughts were to have the current commercial (Hard money) mortgage liens released prior to getting an CELOC.

I was seriously thinking of just renting the place out again and as long as I am not taking a loss, I would release her.