Hi all,

If someone buys a tax deed at an auction, does that mean they now own the property? Does the previous owner have any period of recourse? If so, I'm assuming the time period depends on the state? Thanks!

Hi all,I've recently purchased a property in Wayne county (not the city of Detroit) where the sale price was $77,000. The property has an assessed and taxable value of $55000. This property was originally purchased in...

Hi all, I'm thinking of purchasing a property in Orlando, it's in a poor neighborhood, but it's not bad and getting better. It's a 2/1 house, in good shape, 1000 sq feet, nice layout, nice yard. It currently has a goo...

Hi,I am relatively new in bp but from what I have gathered, it seems like a big family with the same common objective “financial freedom.“ It is full of great videos and amazing people sharing their knowledge, and eve...

My current lease for tenants is pretty basic. Covers the obvious things. I've lurked in these forums for quite some time and I've come across things where I think "Oh, we need that in the lease...and that...and damn w...

Hi everyone, my name is Steven Morales, I'm 25 years old from Tampa, FL. I'm currently working as a loss consultant for a Roofing company and work on my REI on nights and weekends. I also plan on getting my RE license...

In Virginia, we have a 5 day grace period after rent is due.  So assuming rent is due on the 1st, rent is considered late (with a late fee) on the 6th.  What timeline do you fellow Virginia BPers follow as far as noti...

I see there is a LA County tax deed sale coming up in mid October.

There are some pretty nice properties that are being auctioned off for a few thousand or tens of thousands of dollars - should I count on the decen...

What happens when you purchase a tax deed from the courthouse? Are these things usually bought in auction? If they are then does the government take the extra money over what is owed or does that go to the house owner...

Would love to have a conversation with, or be referred to, anyone that has had success with adverse possession in Texas or is familiar with it's workings. I realize it's a fairly esoteric area of RE law, so initially ...