Shoot me a message about what you are looking for and we would be honored to earn your business.Thank youChuck Redman, Realtor

As I am sure you know, tax liens wipe out a mortgage so they are not interested in earning a return, they just want to preserve their interest in the property.I was very interested in tax lien investing until I started attending auctions and seeing the same 5 people in suits instantly bidding 0% on almost every single property.Hope this helps!

Know what you're buying before you give up any of your hard-earned money.

If I were as lucky as you, I'd stick with the current rent paid as I could live good on over $1,000 a month..and could earn money in other ways besides..but then that is just me.To me, that is not bad for a first time property owner and then you can build it from there. 

Due diligence, hard work, and perseverance are the ingredients that you must not go without.

Even if the journey is hard, you are the one choosing the road,navigating the obstacles on your terms, and earning every milestone.

This is a situation that should be handled in the beginning of your association and negotiations with the seller (most of these sellers have been trying to sell their property for months with no luck until you came along with a proposal to solve their problem only to find out when you did, they want to yell because you made it happen, you earn an assignment fee  --- he and the number of agents he has dealt with could not get the deal done - you did because you got the price right and did a expert marketing job, this is why YOU deserve your assignment fee). 

I have stellar credit but low earned income.Also, Is buying a forclosure and option?

Spend your time on earning more money and doing more deals, not decoding the tax regs. 

That's my initial goal when I decided to earn my real estate license, to save on fees on my own future transactions (buy/sell).