Everyone wants to feel like they are the first ones to live in a space, and this creates that feel/smell.As far as cashing out, that appraisal will be based upon like kind homes.

I do not do tax liens but have looked at them in the past and have found that to buy in major areas you have to be a major player to get anything worth value - and typically you have to get very lucky as the funds come in and buy the tax liens for very low returns because their cost of capital is so low. 

As far as they know we could have had a 1%, 1%, 98% split and he could have just given us a super deal... 

Keep in mind, foreclosed homes are sold "as is" so, don't expect any repairs to be accommodated for.

I haven't signed up for Pro just yet but I will be soon and going to the next bootcamp really all of you thank you so much it's like I found my tribe and it is so refreshing to be around like minded individuals.Ok ill try to keep this as short as possible so instead of going through all my numbers ill say this.

Got is, so in this case there is no foundation.

lol)2) We would love to network with folks both within NJ and out of state as there is so many golden nuggets listening to other people's RE experience (also if our newbie experience allows us, also help where we can lol)3) We both work W-2 jobs within financial services focusing on digital transformations (to be synergistic with our goals, we also got our RE license this year!)

That's why this is so confusing!

Any PM (especially in a post Covid eviction moratorium world) who is so inadequate at running their own business they they'd be so desperate to work for free when something that is part of this business happens is not someone whom you should be entrusting such a large investment in. 

Always make sure you are clear as to what the clean up/haul away plan is and who is responsible.As far as what jobs I use this on, as a lot of things, it kind of depends on your risk tolerance.