The information is easy to access from the county Treasurer. 

I’d like you to share some knowledge,a tip, story, and/or any advice you treasure most from your firstdeal in real estate?!

Consider splitting the difference, buying new for your essential pieces and using secondhand treasures as accents, decor, and other non-essential elements.  

the lender is my county's treasurer.

@Jerry Padilla do you know if that ceiling of what I paid still applies when I bought the property from the county treasurer as a tax foreclosure?

So, yes, it could definitely work on paper and even in execution, but it would require quite a bit of setup as it's something that would definitely need to be scaled if one was going to conquer more than just their local market - and that requires lots of people & lots of money.Personally, I prefer the tried & true model of metal sheds on concrete slabs so folks can store their treasures and running all of that with zero to minimal employees - the simple approach.So I guess in summary, the romantic part of me wants to change the world, but the practical part of me just wants to change "my" world. 

After the eviction, have the movers put all his treasures in storage. 

But with the address I could verify that through the Treasurer website.

I bring this up because Treasure Island in St.

I’ve talked to the treasurer and he was good with me paying them and avoiding auction.