Always willing to hop on a call to connect or meet up.

There are firms that specialize in such services.This is a taxable event, and you need something solid to stand on should the IRS ever scrutinize the transaction.

I understand there alot of "shoulds" in the post but:.....It is my understanding that the only liens that survives first mortgage foreclosure are HOA, prop. taxes, utility bills, irs liens which has a redemption period as only recourse, and liens recorded before first mortgage, which unless bank and title company really messed up shouldn't exist.

It’s fairly simple, as long as the seller is willing to give the bulk of the money from the sale to the irs.  

If you have the money it is worth a try-make the Ira deposit before the 60 days run out  and tell the new Ira custodian it is a rollover so it gets coded correctly on the irs form 5498  If you have the money why not just pay back the 401k unless they the 401k won’t allow it?

If you want to be a real estate investor solely, then skip college, make some change, then hop into a market.

I’d be happy to network with you and meet up this weekend ir next week to disuss you’re goals in real estate.

Depreciation – you actually reduce your taxes Substantially by taking the required depreciation the IRS imposes. 7.

As far debt...yes a little too much right now.  2 car notes....some other long term expenditures...plus a large IRS debt to pay off.

As for paying / saving for your yearly taxes, the IRS has a website that you can direct deposit into - which I do after my commission check gets direct deposited into my bank account.