EVERY Alabama Supreme Court decision ruling that a taxpayer can redeem because it has been less than three years since the tax deed, has been a void tax sale case. 

I personally feel like there is a lot of demand for real estate, and that interest rates may simply curb demand enough to keep things flat instead of triggering some kind of fire sale (although that could be cool!). 

He's looking to move in the spring (unless he's motivated otherwise) and I'm sure he'd be interested in a less complicated exchange, with less effort and outlay of cash for him to "prep for sale".Help and suggestions would be appreciated. 

I understand you are taking care of their property, keeping it stocked with food items, toiletries and fresh linens.

They would likely be attracted to an area where there are trendy restaurants, coffee bars and organic food grocers. 

We estimated the value of the home based on similar sales so that estimate minus what we paid is where this amount comes from. - When did you purchase the home?

I just bought a house at a sheriff's sale, but the owner has a history of foreclosures and coming up with the money during the redemption period.

That 220 million dollar project by Tyson Foods could have been about 10 miles from my house. 

B is likely referring to who between H/W would be entitled to most or all of the sales proceeds.

I don't like sales pressure.