Now its pretty common and most printing companies that do investor mailers have this as an option.

Someone with property in South Bend asked me to help with theirs and I noticed there's a ton of property under $100k there.

I gave her notice in February of 2024 because she wasn't able to pay full rent.

Over the years I've noticed that it's very helpful to simply go visit in person your city of interest to get a better understanding of the market and the people that live there. 

Liabilities are common among tax foreclosed properties and are often the reason the debtor or heirs are not paying the dues. 

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Just got the notice that the price is going up again?  

Surely someone has noticed this before and can explain it.

Assuming you have already provided the late notice, which is something you should do, I recommend finding a lawyer that focuses on evictions at your jurisdiction and just hire them to do the eviction. 

What is common and what people expect and by people I mean the people who would live in that finished unit not the peanut gallery.