I’m doing a ton of research on the above subject and was wondering if a person couldn’t pay their taxes and were at risk for foreclosure, why wouldn’t they just list the home for sale way under it’s value to sell it fast?

There are some websites that allow you to take rental payments, apartments.com personally I use Venmo but they claim that if your tenants are putting Rent in the subject line the company is going to start deducting a percentage transaction fee.

Taxes are generally not a DIY subject when you have rentals.

Picture belowWhen to execute exit strageties or refi optionsBP member input to identify potential options in the given areaBasically how do we take these models, consolidate all the quantifiable data and subjective data from BP members to identify opportunities.

How much someone pay is subjective which is where EXPERIENCE comes in.

Also, they frequently keep their commission when a host refunds the guest, so guest is out the commission amount.

@Philip Marzen The book by Chad Carson called "Retire Early with Real Estate" touches on this subject a bit!

Any videos or books yall could recommend on the subject would be noted, and any info yall would have on what it takes to build a unit would be noted as well.

The problem with refinancing within 6 months is that the "subject home" is a comparable recent sale.

My family is all over the east coast so I get back there frequently.