I know that every property is unique, but what have you found to be the best website for general analysis of prices vs. rents?

So when it came time for the child to sell the property there would be a larger and in some cases a much larger tax bill.In addition Life Estate properties are sold essentially at a discount that is figured out by actuary tables based on the sellers age and gender.

Conservatively, $500 would be a fair payment - especially if you have many properties (sales) that you could bring to the table.2) To obtain a 0% interest loan / net neutral deal, you would charge tenants an extra $26 / month for the benefit of the security system.

If you are just providing information as found via public records (assessor's webpage, for instance), I don't think it brings a lot of value to the table. 

They didn't even finish taking out the bulk items which included a leftover chair and table and chairs.  

I am trying to understand exactly what happens at closing. 1) The seller brings his deed to the closing table signs it and gives it to the buyer to sign.2) The buyer accepts the deed and for just a few seconds has full legal title to the property.

Your CPA can substitute the asset depreciation table and a good purchase log for costs of improvements is input for the adjusted basis - - be sure to keep maintenance segregated from improvements.

We took on over 200 tax deeds last year using a unique approach. 

But I don't want to bring that to the table just yet if I can swing it myself or with the current owner.The hurdle I'm trying to get over is the 25% down because I don't have it.  

Asset protection is a specialty so unique that even between lawyers there is a select few that really know their stuff.I understand you took years out of your life to learn and master the lien laws in MD but how many of the posters in BP have that kind of experience and knowledges?