Question:Now that the auction sale has occurred, is it possible for the holder of the junior deed of trust to sell / assign / grant the junior deed of trust so the redemption rights can be exercised to purchase the property?  

I’ve done really well in the past few years building houses and selling them so I decided to build a cottage to rent out for a year to sell.

I need help analyzing a duplex I've found a recently selling for ~800k and renting for $4100/month.

We buy smart primarys and live in rehab  them, then rent them and do it again, and  Buy and sell land and tax deeds on the side.

The homeowner told the folks at the water department that she really needed to sell this house.

You are required to report worldwide income on your federal and California tax return.Since California's tax rate is higher than Georgia, you are ultimately paying California tax rates when you sell the home.California will provide you a credit for taxes that you pay to Georgia but will still be required to pay the difference.

I'm not the biggest fan of selling it unless you have somewhere else to put that money or NEED to sell if you're not cashflowing.

I have thrown multiple offers at a seller that only wants to sell his properties via seller finance.

Yes, you can sell it as is.

You can either put it in a LLC with both of us as owners or you could create a LLC which is owned by each of your individual LLC’sIn the latter instance it would be easier for one of you to sell your interest