Hey everyone,I’m a rookie investor based on Long Island, NY, and I’m currently exploring the idea of starting a salon suite business.

I am planning to buy over time a number of properties at tax sales in Philadelphia. I am wondering if any investor on this forum has done a quiet title action here in Philadelphia. If you have I would appreciate know...

Do you think it’s better suited for B-class or C-class neighborhoods?

(Hint: if you see a buying company with Roman numerals as part of the name, it is most likely a fund.)There were 5 or 6 big groups, and dozens of small to middle sized groups trying to swim with the sharks.  

⏰This might be the most dangerous advice in estate planning.Here's what most practitioners miss: 📚While everyone focuses on the 10-year NFTL expiration, the IRS has a nuclear option hiding in plain sight.Under IRC §7401, the IRS can file suit in federal district court before the Collection Statute expires and convert your "temporary" tax problem into a renewable judgment lien lasting 20+ years.The timing game becomes Russian Roulette with a countdown timer.

It's true that getting started in a higher-rate environment is like learning to swim in the deep end.

I'll join you in the law suit. 

Or, you know, because the agent says their "investor friendly". kinda like the shark saying their happy to be your swim instructor.  

Thank you, RTR, for providing excellent and valuable services from start to finish, making it easy for out-of-state investors to own income-producing rental properties.”Forget folks swimming naked when the tide gets pulled, the sharks now need to put on blast. 

We are looking to sell off some of our properties and I know there was a big law suite with realtors Im looking at advice on qhats fiar and the going rate for realtors these days?