Apartments in Connecticut have a 95.6% occupancy rate and stay on the market for just 37 days—making it one of the most competitive rental markets around!

My understanding is that most lenders will file a mortgage lien on the subject property as soon as the loan is signed so as to preserve their rights, but what if the lender did not do so before the borrower defaulted?

I'm moderately experienced in subject-to (had approx 6 over last 9 years), but this will be my first time as a seller with the underlying loans in my name and more of the risk on my credit.

Here's a framework that you should know for tax planning:The further you can push your taxes out, the smaller they become.The time value of money shows us that a dollar is worth more today than 20 years from now.Planning is used to kick the can down the road, and make sure there will be available cash to pay the tax!

Thank you for the idea!

Hi All,Posted the below on in a couple other forums in hopes to get more eyes but this seems like the best one for people just like myself.I have just started a career transition and excited to be getting into the real estate industry.

I work for a property management company, so I get to see a lot of rookie mistakes from the outside looking in.

Does anyone know what the landlord is supposed to do when construction will be occurring on the premises? 

Thanks for the reply.

The example scenario would be if I bought a $1M property, the bank is in first position and covers 800k of the property cost, the seller agrees to cover cost of down payment and covers 200k of the property cost.Let's say we can no longer make payments on the property and it's foreclosed on.