Just a quick thought, don't know if the numbers would work but say you were able to get a hard money loan for $25,000 to do the repairs and pay back taxes (or even pay some of the taxes and try to work out a plan with the town to repay the rest over time going forward).

@Joe S.If it a property that appreciates, then use the nett loss from that to reduce any taxable income from the rest of your portfolio.

The rest was mortgage under my partners name ONLY.In the process of the renovation, my partner alone put the money from which we paid all contractors, bought material and made tax, mortgage and insurance payments (~$150K).We are about to sell the house and my attorney is asking us how should he do the 1099's from the proceeds.My questions are:1.

Give her a certain amount to help her make her move but have her carry the rest while you rehab the property.Once you rehab the property, she can get her remaining balance at closing after you fix & flip the property.  

The rest of our cities accept the section 8 inspection and lieu of the city inspection.I wrote a blog about section 8 that will answer most of your questions.

Next time I will change lease to if tenant move out before the lease they have to pay the rest of year !

I also feel like it's a Ford, Chevy, Ram kind of argument - everyone loves one and hates the rest. 

I know it's mostly investors who are on here, but there is always the other end of the story, someone who puts two ends together, gets investors new deals, paperwork, processing..... you know the rest. 

When it comes to the currency side of things, the rest of the world will come first before America as my country is not like Grease or Zimbabwe in that respect yet.

We have numerous rental properties,  but since  it is a high end home, and eventually our own home  we have reservations.We have to make some decisions on this quickly to define financing and capture the rest of the peak rental season so quick feedback is appreciated.