I just moved from Allegheny County to the Allentown/Bethlehem area.I've completed a number of successful flips through Allegheny's Sheriff Sale but they have all been Free and Clear Tax sales. Free and clears are har...

Hey everyone, I'm planning on buying property at Philadelphia tax lien/tax delinquent sheriff sales. I know that a title company won't touch a tax sale property for at least a year, but will they insure at all? I've b...

This upcoming Judicial Tax sale is for free and clear properties in Lacakawanna county;
The properties exposed to sale will be sold FREE AND CLEAR of all tax and municipal claims, mortgages, liens, charges and estate...

Good Day Everyone, I am Bart and a new real estate investor. I am eager to get my first wholesale deal done. I live in Brooklyn NY. My question to the BiggerPockets Community is this. How can I find Tax Delinquent Pro...

I have purchased a property via upset sale. Of course, the property has no lien other than the tax owed to the county by the previous owner. I am looking for a lawyer to know more about the redemption rights of the pr...

Hello, I have been preparing a property in 2017 to rent; however it is just about now complete and ready to rent (2018).  Since I did not actually rent it in 2017, can I deduct expenses to get it ready on my 2017 tax ...

hello BP, question about doing my taxes this year.. I bought a duplex and took out a 20,000 loan to fix it up.. I would like to buy another property this year and need every penny of income to help show the bank to qu...

I purchased my first rental property in 2014. I have a few questions on Income Taxes.

Can I claim the closing costs?
Can I claim the 25% I put down?
Can I claim the insurance, property tax, property management f...

Two questions on this:1. On line items below the $2500 threshold for an expense.  I paid 2/3 of a renovation during the 2019 tax year with the remainder due here in 2020.  Do I just use an excel sheet to take 2/3 of e...

Somewhat confused here, how can a property appreciate,  yet one can claim depreciation for tax purposes. I heard Depreciation is a bigger factor for higher end property just how big is factor would it be for say a 350...