I've read over the information on the the county website and get the impression that is a tax lien state, however I don't see anything about the interest percent to be paid and on the tax sale page it says:"Each parcel of property offered at tax sale will be sold as an entirety (Section 14-814).No property will be sold for a sum less than the advertised price.When sold, the County’s lien on the property passes to the bidder/purchaser (Section 14-817)."

“The search inspection sheet details eighty items to be inspected throughout the entirety of the rental property.

I understand your need to give your prospective/advice/etc, but please refrain from commenting until you have actually read the post in its entirety.

Most states have a form of ownership called tenants by the entireties.

By that reasoning, I guess that the entirety of the current financial crisis is the fault of the previous administration?

When considered over that entirety, the 50% rule of thumb is useful.

I don't want to leave this there in entirety because a) the rental profit is not the best return on the capital and b) that's half a million exposed. 

It's apparent that my posts weren't read in its entirety, otherwise we wouldn't be here in the first place. 

.$50,000 covered what in it's entirety, just the downpayment or the furnishing too?

You seem intelligent, however, when you read things wrong or not in their entirety, it makes YOU look bad when you comment on them with such pompousness and error.