Taxes are irrelevant if you can make a profit.The biggest concern/advantage is with the American banking system.

Not saying its normal what I am saying is I just don't think the judiciary is protecting the American tax payer by thinking keeping dead beats in homes is saving the tax payer and keeping people of off welfare.. 

In the parts it highlighted eviction in Richmond, it stated that these judgements are made in majority African-American communities, where poverty has been generational and where little aid is available.

Bigger Pockets is a great community to learn but remember it is very American focused.

I'm a mobile notary/loan signing agent, and I actually work with the prop-tech division of First American which handles the offerpad closings.

I do agree with @Anthony R. that you need to be sure to include enough in your budget for repairs and also Capital Expenditures (new roof, furnace, etc) I think @Ben Leybovich did a study a while back and found the average home in American needed about $250 in repairs per month if you really figure in everything that will eventually wear out (the entire home accept the foundation and framing).

At the heart of this issue is the fact that Americans have a culture of buying too many things and we can’t seem to get rid of most of it.

I've been using two cards; Chase Slate and American Express Hilton Rewards.

American Samoa; Arizona; California; Colorado; Georgia; Idaho; Kentucky; Michigan; Mississippi; Nebraska; New Jersey; Oklahoma; Puerto Rico; South Carolina; South Dakota; Vermont; Virgin Islands; and Wisconsin.Qualified Opportunity Zones retain this designation for 10 years.

If the sales price is high enough, First American title might do it