Originally posted by @Larry T.

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Simply go to the Dallas Central Appraisal District's site, enter the address, and it will tell you precisely what the annual tax bill is.http://www.dallascad.org/SearchOwner.aspx

@Ryan Moore the terms of management contracts vary from one company to another, but it is common for them to be for an initial fixed-term and then either automatically renew for another fixed term or simply revert to month-to-month.The contracts terminate immediately upon sale of the property so you would either want to sign a contract with the existing or a new management company prior to closing, or be prepared to take over management yourself on closing day.

If buy & hold is your model, looking for a scorching hot market isn''t necessary and may not even be wise.  

Simply inform S8 that you, unfortunately, aren't going to be able to make the necessary repairs in a timely fashion but will be glad to facilitate her transition. 

Simply post and watch opportunities develop.  

I would recommend you contact an L/T attorney to ensure that the problem is taken care of-once an attorney is involved, judges are less inclined to allow continuances and stays of the eviction.Maryland has specific landlord tenant laws that do not apply and/or are different in other states.

They are typically family, friends, neighbors, Doctor, attorney, CPA, other parents from your kids school, etc. etc. etc.My question to you is, why would you want to give up a high % of the profits when you can simply pay 9% or 10% straight interest?

It takes a bit of time to acquire, you are better off simply by doing it and there are others who already know how to do it.