Where it can become really tricky is that I have heard of one instance where the delinquent owners didn't file the exemption then after the sale and 6 month period were able to claim some reason as to why they weren't able to file the exemption and were able to get their property back after improvements were made.The court does require that anyone redeeming a property pay 25% interest on the purchase price plus expenses to maintain and secure the property (not upgrades).

No particular reason. 

All your goals are very reasonable and achievable!

We expected it around 50-60% but the reasons listed above we couldn't get it.

(...which was part of the reason for getting my license 4 years ago). 

I am closing on my first property today, a 4/2.5 SFR that is almost rent-ready as-is, and should cash flow reasonably well.My plan is to buy 1-2 more properties in Austin, then branch out into other areas of the country.

This may indeed be the reason to refi after the first unit is turned and you basically swallow the costs of the second turn in order to keep your current rate.

In this episode, Paul shares three powerful reasons why multifamily might just be the most perfect real estate investment.

There are a host of fiscal reasons that all seem pretty obvious as to why that is.

Gotcha, and what is the reason for their objection to subject to?