I know one can typically write off the interest of a mortgage, but I'm not entirely clear on what these payments count as, or if there are ways to declare them as a write-off.Phew, that's a lot to lay out.

Agents have gotten into trouble for not explaining their agency agreements, which typically don’t hold up in court as a result.

This guy is challenging his purchase in court but I suspect the judge will dimiss his suit.https://www.fox10phoenix.com/amp/news/us-world-news/man-says-florida-villa-he-bought-at-government-auction-turned-out-to-be-a-foot-wide-piece-of-land

I’m working with a lawyer who has structured many if these deals, so I’m pretty confident that courts wouldn’t reclassify this as a loan or even an equity purchase.

And court date for both of those is next Monday (July 29th). 

@Anthony Ward thanks for the reply, would that be the court house?

Despite Mario claiming that "we are waiting for court date because tenant is contesting"....we had to get the court date and forceful removal in 36 days.How did we get a court date and unlawful detainer BEFORE Mario could get a court date when we started our 3-day pay or quit a MONTH AFTER when Mario served the tenant?

We have filed in small claims court.

We have filed in small claims court.

The title is "quieted" through the courts and is a process that certifies that the tax sale was done according to law and that the former owner was given the chance to recoup their property as per the laws of the state.