Currently saving up money and thinking of going the live-in multi-unit route along with possibly some tax lein investing back in Indiana.  

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I am now interested hiring accountants or lawyers who have experience working with real estate investors and are familiar with best practices to reduce taxes and protect investments.

I saw the tax return I/E report owner sent me.. the income on tax return seems to be much lower than the report sheet he given me...the broker stated sometimes there is cash rent transaction between tenant and landlord that not showed up in tax return...how can I vertified this?

And my mistake, several of the returns were not probates (which, I imagine, provide solid addresses since they're updated at the time of filing), but were, in fact, tax foreclosures.

Hello all,I'm looking to buy some land at a tax deed auction in Northern California. 1.

Other than that, you still need to include insurance (interior coverage), power/water, property tax, mortagage. 

I am looking for an agent in brevard county Florida (Mims) or an investor possibly to assist me with a propertyBackground is I own a tax lien that I can foreclose on and I have recently received several yellow letters from individuals wanting to buy it, so I was looking for an agent to see if the property I have had any value if I were to foreclose on it.Thanks

The reason I want to own a personal home vs another rental is to take advantage of tax deduction on Mortgage, property tax etc.

If that number factors in maintenance, vacancy, capex reserves in addition to both principal/interest payments and the taxes and insurance I would definitely do the deal. $2580 of annual returns on a $0 investment is a hell of a return.