It is getting very hard to be sure of which type sale you are attending these days as the terms are being used interchangably even though there is supposed to be quite a bit of difference between a TAX LIEN SALE and a TAX CERTIFICATE SALE and a TAX DEED SALE.

If the tank is cracked, the water heater needs to be replacedAnode Rod: I've never seen a tank leak here, but it is another item that screws into the tank, so i suppose it's possible.

It wouldnt matter what clause the landlord did or didnt have, if the judge doesnt like the lease (meaning, too strict I suppose?)

I also have spoken with a local mortgage lender in my area that is having trouble and he is supposed to get back with me if he has any that fit my parameters.

I wonder how this will play out come 4/5 when HAFA comes into effect, supposedly no defaults w/ participating lenders, right?

I definitely plan on paying the agent on both sides, I just suppose that I am getting my ducks in row to see how to best structure it.

Tax assessed value in my county is supposed to be 80% of market value.

Cross-referencing this to the NAICS code system it supposedly matches up to NAICS 523910 - Miscellaneous Intermediation.

Based on 220K property now supposedly valued at 300K, rents are going up.

How are you suppose to just sit and wait and pay on something not anywhere near what I paid for it.