Your landlord isn't going to pay any after hours, or weekend repair rates, and so you are most likely going to have to pay for those out of your own pocket, even though it's technically not your responsibility. 

You can search for members and see the agents (alongside everyone else) in Seattle but the only way to show up on a list of agents is to pay Bigger Pockets for advertising (currently $2,000 / 25 leads here in Seattle). 

If they pay their bills that is your only concern. 

I do have to pay state and federal taxes. 

For the price of courses, I pick up ones that appeal to me because I think that if I can add one thing from them it pays for itself. 

It was nearly 5 years with taxes not having been paid after a death on the property.

I'm 32 years old, with a good paying w-2 with an always abundance of overtime availability.

After you win a bid you have to pay for the property with certified check till 1 PM next day plus 119$ court fee.

The lender explained that the standard carve-outs include committing criminal activities on the property, failing to pay property tax and failing to purchase insurance for the property.

Make sure you work with an accountant specializing in real estate taxation come tax time.