I do know that if the property is redeemed by the taxpayer then they have to pay the successful bidder the full amount of the bid plus 20 percent annually from the date of payment.

Contractor receives the pre-determined draws and completes the work.

We are supposed to close on a foreclosure on Tuesday, just received teh Preliminary Opinion of Title and we have a problem...Under TAX SALE PROCEEDING DEFECTIVEIt states The Tax Sale Proceedings are defective and title is not marketable.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2008/pr08098.htmlMonroe Bank & Trust Acquires All the Deposits of Main Street Bank, Northville, Michigan FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 10, 2008 Media Contact:LaJuan Williams-DickersonOffice: [email protected] Main Street Bank, Northville, Michigan, was closed today by the Michigan Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was named receiver.

We receive lots of replies, but I have yet to get a buyer that closed.

They put regional reports out annually.

I find doing an Equity Split (like a JV Addendum on the Sandwich LO) where the Seller PARTICIPATES IN THE NEGATIVE CASH FLOW and receives some benefit down the road.Equity Splits are valuable in expensive markets like SF, LA, NY, etc.Language might be:Ask the Seller to write down what they think would work.That way the seller gets exactly what they want, I sign up the deal, and then I clean it up later (checking with my attorney if needed).An Example:"Landlord to receive 20% of the amount of Net Profit.

Furthermore those who fractionalize their vacation homes continually enjoy the benefits of home ownership while reducing their annual costs by as much as 90%.

I have a pretty large pipeline which is useless right now.All suggestions gratefully received.

The fact is that he waited until right before he announced that he was running for President to pay these: google "Obama parking tickets"According to the Boston Globe:Obama received 17 parking tickets in Cambridge between 1988 and 1991, according to the city's Traffic, Parking & Transportation Department.Of those tickets, he paid only two while he was a student and paid them late, said Susan Clippinger, the office's director.What are our thoughts on that?