I've been reading a lot threads on here that sounds like the IRS lien is wiped 4-months after the auction, but I just want to confirm that is the case for Michigan.

Can anyone recommend good software for commercial and multi-family property management.I am a Realtor from Canada, looking to get into property management.

Once a tenant passes the online background and credit check, we also call their employer and prior landlord to confirm the information on their application.

That should then be confirmed by the county in writing.

If you do figure out an arbitrage strategy, you will make some temporary profits but eventually the computers will detect your wins and start front-running your trades.It helps to have an advanced degree in Math/Physics/Statistics, access to sophisticated simulation software to back-test your trading strategies, and the intestinal fortitude of a Navy Seal :)

Others have confirmed this to be true as well. 

If you want to buy in Newark, it's worth paying a visit to Historic down at City Hall to confirm whether or not the property you're buying falls within a historic district.Long story short, make sure you know what you are doing when you buy something in Newark.

yes you can. just need to confirm those were investment homes and not primary residence. fha is for primary residence as long as you can show you will move in and it fits fha guidelines, then you should be fine. you cant have more than 1 fha at a time unless they are over 100 miles away. reach out if you have any questions

We own all our own properties so there is no need to generate fancy reports for clients; just need simple and honest reports.Was hoping to see if any property managers who have been using Yardi or Buildium could recommend that I switch over to either of those softwares, particularly Yardi.

I'm a standalone buyer, and am now having issues getting realtors to work with me, since no one wants to deal with Hubzu and make 1000 bids and track "auctions" to completion over and over, just to get an outrageous counter offer, with NO MEANS OF NEGOTIATION...I see it as a total BAIT AND SWITCH....bait you in with a low "starting bid", don't reveal the "reserve", and allow the "seller" that you can't contact to make one way "counter offers", yet you have to re-bid every time, thus maximizing their potential to stick you for more cash.I've also heard from more than one party that they see shady bids that come in, and seem to only pad the money for Hubzu...nice that there's no way to confirm that the actual bids come from anyone that actually exists...