You are in DC where everyone has a relative or spouse or best friend or college roommate or neighbor who is a lawyer.

Again, you really, really must consult with a lawyer to be sure about exactly what might happen.If you buy the second at auction and then pay off the first and then the IRS decides they want their money, I do not know if they will pay you for the first or not.Here in CO it also takes about the same time to issue the certificate of purchase.

Not a lawyer and don't know NJ law, but a quick googling says 30 days.

What about targeting hospitals, nurses, lawyers in higher income neighborhoods?

Not a lawyer.

IE: candidate doesn't meet credit score requirement, but can put an extra month's rent as security deposit, this is your decision, but we recommend you accept that and lease to them.A "weak" PM, one not confident enough/perhaps empowered/experienced enough to make decisions for the LL is often one weak on collections, evictions, tenant management, etc.

First, you can lawyer up and try to go strictly by the book.

I'm not a lawyer, and I don't know your lease terms, but I would consider a Code & Compliance repair an emergency repair so I'd enter the property whether she was there or not to fix that issue.

We also have strict requirements for security deposits as far as separate escrow accounts, interest paid on it, documentation to try to keep any and if they get a free lawyer to fight it in court they can get awarded treble damages.Fyi I have been moving my long term investments out of state

But who knows.As for appeal, right after I Bought it I got letters in mail from lawyers that put the high tax to my attention. with offers to help appeal itMy husband and I tried to appeal our insane increase in our assessment to no results last year.