Located near the intersection of Parkside and Belmont (see red circle).

I did the "Opens" (while I watched the games).The successful buyer saw one of the signs I had at the intersection, followed it around and loved the house.

I instantly imagined myself controlling a horse on the carriage with 2 ropes.Rick seem to be connecting the dots from both perspectives of creditors and from perspective of investors who creditors typically deal with when it comes to investors paying off first position lien or second mortgage liens, and stating that there are multiple ways of transferring deal using 2 strategies ... either using strategy of finalizing transaction to go through the final stages of probate (during either of the 3 stages) or buying off the lien judgement, depending not the equity...The probate concept of pre, open and closed state all have conditions that can be favorable or non favorable in relationship to you closing on the deal and getting it under contract.To be honest I am also a bit new to probate concept and tax liens and judgements and subject to types of acquisitions.All of this real estate Mumbo jumbo makes my head to be honest spin sideways.However, the multi dimensional factors and art of the deal from the standpoint of multiple variables and it’s inner dependencies indeed makes real estate investing quiet interesting endeavor to follow.As you dive deeper and deeper into variety of strategies... you gain compounded knowledge that in reality most certainly can be amazingly beneficial to folks who are interested in wanting to outgun their completion.In fact I would not be surprised at all with Rick stating that straddle play method of controlling the deals can outgun rehabbers using the power of negotiation.However... imagined if you can intersect the dots across multiple strategies and be able to rehab it... how cool would that be?

My wife and I live out in the woods where Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana intersect.  40 miles north of Shreveport LA and 40 miles south of Texarkana TX/AR.I'm looking for a mobile home park to buy.  

If it's working for you and you're enjoying it and you're  building to a future you can see then heck, stay with it.If you're still wanting to  explore possibilities I'd encourage you to lay your timeline up against a metrics of the intersection of university capital spending, near term college enrollment trends and US unemployment stats.

It is a duplex near the intersection of East Paris and 28th st. 

Put them up not only in the normal, high traffic places (corner of busy intersections, highway ramps, etc), but also put them up in nearby home depot/lowes parking lots (where rehabbers are likely to frequent).

@James Staples -  I'm focusing on multifamily but these businesses intersect often. 

As you can see, the lines intersect, and a the difference between the lines is the amount you would save or lose.

It is further south than UMKC, it's around the the intersection of 85th and Tracy.All in all, this deal probably doesn't make sense.