That's a good option if it fits your situation.2. sell sooner to enjoy capital gains tax-free.3. sell after 3 year deadline.in scenario 2, you can sell occupied or vacant.

I'm definitely going to have my tax person look at that variable a little closer.  

It's priced at 29k over the tax assessment (44.7k below the tax appraisal).

Because of double taxation Canada-USA (63-73% in my case) and all international form requirements, since I got married last year, and became a US Citizen for tax purposes ONLY (!!!!!!!!!!!)

the tax value is 25k.

I've done a few tax pre-foreclosures before.

Monthly mortgage payment is roughly 6000 not including property tax.

The property is riddled with multiple liens and has 75,000 in back due property taxes.

Anyone on BP have experience with tax lien investing who can shed some light on this topic with respect to delinquent taxes in Oregon?

To acquire the property, the buyer will need only $702,000 in equity plus amounts sufficient to fund the seller' s replacement reserve, insurance and real estate tax escrows (such escrows are held by the lender for the borrower' s benefit).Would that mean you only need to come up with the $702,000 to purchase?