sam sam asked:


i am interested in fixer up propertys and tax liens to and much more i just need help to prepare me for my future job.

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jolutefamily asked:


Hi, I am interested in attending to the tax-deed sale this coming tuesday. So far what I have studied about tax deeds is that any lien holder wants his investment back and applies for a deed application so that’s why it goes into public auction to foreclose the property. I saw the list that the county has publish for tax-deed sale and I am interested in purchasing the tax deed of one specific property ( after reviewing assessed value, location ) once I purchase the tax deed what is the next step to acquire free and clear title to the property. Please numerate it one by one. I have around 20K to invest. I think is could be enough if the starting bid is only $1900 and let’s say if I budgeted not going higher that 5K, assessed value is $135K.
Or do you know any specific classes or where to go, to get more informed about it, besides de library, I nearly understand the laws language.

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Rog V asked:


DETAILS: Basically, I’ve really taken to real estate investing and have read about 8 books now (7 more to go! ouch), so have some good “book knowledge” but zero experience. My question is this: When you’re reading, eg, a foreclosures.com-type of website data on a PRE-foreclosure, which numbers should the investor (aka “credit saver”) be evaluating in order to make an intelligent OFFER to the buyer? I know the basics like I’ll have to pay the back payments, back taxes, etc (PLUS any stated or hidden liens etc), but do I use these to present a deal:

Improvement value / Land value / Taxable value (Ar these 3 important in my offer or instead use:
Last sale price…(I know this one)
zestimate (I know this one)
Transfer value (what is this?)
Default value…(I know this one)

In other words, I want to make an intelligent offer on the preforeclosure. Please, someone with experience, what’s the math? And are there any missing numbers?? (eg loan balance, equity). Sincere thanks.
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kimnyko asked:


My husband and I own a house with no mortgage. Let’s say the house is worth 200K and there are 2 years arrears taxes. I don’t want to lose the house before divorce is settled, and since he does not respond to summonses (EVER) the divorce may drag on. Also, the house needs septic system, sliding glass door, (broken) and about 2K worth of other repairs. House has been uninhabited for over a year.
1) If I pay taxes and can show proof I did, or if I let the Tax assessor’s office know I paid them and get a receipt for taxes in only my name, could I place a lien on my own house against ex’s half and when the house is finally sold, get his half credited to me?
2) Can I pay taxes and repairs, possibly put a lien on it, or not, but RENT the house out while awaiting the outcome of divorce? House cannot be rented in current state. If I did pay tax and repair bill, I could make that back in a year though the renting of the house.
3) Would it be possible for a relative of mine to lien the house and be repaid at sale of house in future? If so, could the relative lien for the full value of the house so we can invest the equity in the house in other avenues while awaiting outcome of divorce?

-I want to put the money to use right now instead of it sitting in abandoned house, and taking the possibility of losing house to Tax foreclosure in the next year or two. Would be nice to rent the house itself or else use its equity to purchase a different rental property in this buyer’s market, right? Also it would be nice to know if I did pay the tax the credit from that won’t go to him if house is split at divorce.
It’s not that I “feel entitled” to anything here, aside from the fact that I am raising his 3 children and he has not paid any child support except what judges have taken from his accounts. He is “self employed” so there is no paycheck to go after. it takes a year to get anything after filing violation, petitions and notices etc. i have gotten two child support payments so far: lump sum 1/09 for all of 2008, and lump in 1/09 for all of 07. There should be some source of income for his children. I will see what the lawyer says, just figured Id see if anyone had any experience with this. Thanks guys!

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