Ideally, I want to keep the home, I'm open to ideas on how to save or sell the home - please be nice as this is not an ideal situation so I'm looking for a way forward, I know I screwed up, I'm looking for some help

Feel free to let me know if there is a better venue for this inquiry.I was trying to enter an investment into my BP Profile, but ran into several issues....(1) sometimes I couldn't get to the [Save] button (it was below my screen and the scroll bar would not let me scroll down that far, (2) when I finally figured a way to see the [Save] button, it wouldn't Save.

I guess seeing the rare transaction when a guest paid by eCheck and feeling the small win of saving $50 is long gone.  

Just posting this here to save headaches for other investors looking at this thread. 

Hello everyone I’ve spent the past year and a half saving up some money I’ve got about $20,000 saved up and I’m looking to buy a single family home with 3+ bedrooms, a basement and 2.5 bathrooms.

I was under the Impression that If I found a cash buyer prior to the auction date for the amt of the foreclosure that I could still save this mans home.

I probably saved a little bit of money on the multiple loans, but I think 5 years is enough time to figure out if you want to go for a longer term loan.

Doing this would save me from paying capital gains tax, or save me in refi costs doing BURRR.

Make any recommendations I could to save cooling costs, even temporary stuff like a blanket to cover the windows.

Hi Javier, I think the ultimate best way to save your money is to add a knowledgeable and proactive accountant into your team.The wholesalers are taxed very aggressively in comparison to landlords, but a couple of things that just popped in my head:- consider living/investing in a state with no state income tax- consider investing through tax-deferred plans like IRA- consider creating a corporation and make sure you maximize your tax deductions