A cash buyer might be willing to accept that deed, but don't count on that, and expect to offer a big discount to them if they did so.BTW - you are seeing prices for what will be the opening bid on those tax sales; expect that the final bid could be much higher.

I wonder how much money they are losing and how many people/families they are screwing, not counting us the Investors of course.

Honestly that is what i thought to myself on both counts.

Most lenders, but not all, will only count the rental income after two years.

Don't count on appreciation to make the difference.

If you do a deal and you are covered under that policy (as the dollar amount done in that office counts to figure his premium) he might want something.

I think they call it conspiracy, let's count the ways to commit fraud in/by: Real estate settlement, RESPA Bank fraud, maing false statements on a loan application...

That has to count for something.......

It is not the "guaranteed" return that most investors are looking for which is the passive type.It is possible, but DO NOT COUNT ON IT or you will loose your shirt, for sure.

You got so many problems, it is almost impossible to count them up.