Have a professional run a Monte Carlo simulation and you will see how different allocations affect your likelihood of success.

It looks like they're trying to simulate a tax lien in a state that doesn't sell tax liens.59-2-1351.7 Partial interest tax sales.(1) For purposes of this section:(a) “Tax sale interest purchaser” means an owner of an undivided interest in a parcel of tax sale property that bid for and purchased the undivided interest:(i) at a tax sale in accordance with Section 59-2-1351.1;(ii) on or after July 1, 2007; and(iii) if the undivided interest in the tax sale property equals 49% or less.

This is about getting into action. 90% of learning comes from simulating the real experiment (which is what this game is designed to do) just google "Edgar Gale" cone of learning".

I wanted to practice analyzing deals with some simulations prior to putting actual money down.

But in every simulation I run, the 15 year loan is giving me a higher net worth after 5 years than the 30 year loan.

According to my simulation, even if he gives me one star, I won't lose my superhost logo.

They also have a State simulated exam.  

If you have a tax accountant already, verify that he/she is expert in real estate deductions (track your mileage and expenses, depreciation, loan interest deduction...) and ask for simulations. 

My services are tailor-made for my investor partners and the system I use makes it a lot easier to simulate several scenarios, gauge heat maps, grants/initiatives within overlays, ward councilors or selectmen, liens/title etc...There's so much data that you literally have to tell me what you want to know or what you only want to see because the rest will just be noise.

Simulate deals with the tools provided here.