If the owner has a high cost of capital, paying the tax late might actually result in a lower cost of capital, though probably a violation of his deed of trust, assuming the property is not owned free and clear.

Posted late last night.

She said she was thinking about referring us to another agent that works closer to where we have been looking lately.

I’m not buying until late summer when I have a good cash cushion but I’m going to be on the hunt for cheaper properties that cashflow well.

I know I am now two weeks late on posting my goals for 2020 but I hope to connect with some new members of BP who might not have met me yet, and I am looking to add value to other investors in many ways this year!

Okay, thanks; I plan to stop by the house this afternoon.

Hi all, Pulled the trigger on my 2nd property: I bought a free-standing no driveway townhouse near cottage grove/washington corridor area for 365k-375k. late 2012 build around 2250, 3bed/3.5 bath.

This results in a higher cost over the year, but again, I just kind of assume it's the cost of doing business.I dread the first time a tenant is late with rent or can't pay at all, or I am forced to evict someone. 

First question, is it too late to spend my money on repairs for this tax bill?

There's crazy RE announcements all over the city lately.