I had a few quick questions for you.Let's say I have purchased a tax deed at the monthly auction (Texas sheriff auction) for a reasonable price on a prospective property I anticipate to not be redeemed during the redemption period. - What are my options during the redemption period other than just waiting for the redemption period to expire?

@ John Blackman  How long do you anticipate this property to sit on the market?

If it goes beyond the anticipated closing date, I will not extend, and I won't be selling."

My clients have enjoyed coming into the area at a modest price, with the anticipation of future value increases.

I bought a portable induction burner from Costco in anticipation of not having gas available in my Honolulu retirement condo.  

I know there are different advantages and disadvantages to both, but any input would be greatly appreciated.I do anticipate my son will go to college.

I anticipate self insuring once we get north of 30. 

I've got $1000 in the e-fund and savings accounts fully funded for anticipated large expenses over the next year (Kids camp, school and car repairs), so I feel I'm prepared for 2016.  

(Anticipated time frame, 18 months).

ARV will be ~$165 and i anticipate $1,900-2,100/m.If you're willing to do work, they are there.