Are you interested in buying properties at a tax sale? This form of investment can be both inexpensive and quite lucrative if you know what you’re doing. In fact, fairly recently a client of mine purchased a $200,000 property at tax sale for $2,500 and ended...
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When Is A Contract Not A Contract
Sometimes, the cases I find myself going to court on deal with issues which would be of great interest to real estate investors. That is the situation with a case I argued before the Pennsylvania Superior Court on March 19, 2008. In my case, a bank was the...
Pennsylvania Amends Transfer Tax Regulations
In late December, the PA Department of Revenue issued changes to several regulations affecting the assessment of transfer taxes on the sale of real estate, many of which are directed at transactions by investors. The new regulations govern how the Department of...
Bankruptcy Law Meets Eviction Law
There was little in the Bankruptcy Reform Law of 2005 to be excited about, except if you were a credit card company. But tucked away in that law was a provision which has proven beneficial to landlords in certain eviction actions; Section 362 of the law...
Foreclosures and Investors
. We hear it every day on the TV and radio, read about it in the papers, and see the results in our own neighborhoods: Real Estate Foreclosures are at an All Time High. But what does that mean for us as real estate investors? How did we get here, and should we change...