We currently lease a property and house the men, but for the price and our program it is proving to be unsuitable. 

I don't believe they use any security instrument.

The pool is already filled in and the city deemed the property unsuitable for use unless the pool is completely removed.

I'm not endorsing his products, or encouraging anyone to buy anything, just making information available to fellow board members that may be in the same predicament I am (trying to learn about a process that is very complicated; is county and state specific; and information is not readily available on the internet without weeding through scammers, or high-priced gurus... or individually calling each county treasurer's office...I also came across a website: **********This is a searchable database/auction platform with both tax liens (under financial instruments) and tax deed auctions, with a calendar of upcoming auctions.

So, I don't think comparable sales of properties that can be built on would be very useful and non-buildable lots are likely to be all over the map depending on a wide range of factors making each of them unsuitable for building.

The OP has options up to and including contacting financial attorneys and instruments regulators such as the SEC.

This means they are bundled together and turned into bonds, financial instruments that pay out interest (yield) to investors looking for a steady, fixed return.

You mentioned the semiconductor chip factories in Sherman and Denison (suburbs of Dallas), and I'm assuming you're referring to Texas Instruments building out and renovating new semiconductor fabrication factories, which is absolutely true.

Is this market accessible for the average investor in the UK, or is it exclusively banks and hedge funds who buy/sell these sorts of instruments?

From there while you are in escrow you'll need to have an attorney draft the promissory note and mortgage instrument.