In his book, The Varieties of Religious Experience, William James present the concept of Soul Sickness, as posited against what James calls Healthy Mindedness.

The only thing I can compare it to is some crazy religious cult (I'm not religious so please don't take offense) You people are downright evangelical about real estate!

You are probably in Dallas County, which I find has been pretty hit or miss the last few years, but I still do religiously.  

The next part is how their site says it's done but I follow this site religiously and can't remember seeing any tax deed sales.

Religious or not, the net winners know what they must do.

Remember, RE is unique and a round lot of GE stock is pretty much the same as the next 100 shares you might buy.Realtors are more than widget sales people, the are social workers, they are personal financial advisors, they are community representatives introducing new comers to a new area, they inform  of social, business, religious, health care and educational systems within a community.

Will I be awakened at some future time and evicted because it isn't mine afterall?

(Again, I believe) The County decides how the property can be used, not the original builder.Hey George,Actually, any owner of a property can assign restrictions in the deed that dictate future use (and non-use) of the property.As an example, Fannie Mae puts a restriction on the deed that says if you buy one of their foreclosures, you can't resell for at least 90 days at more than 20% above your purchase price.If a fast food restaurant owns a piece of land that it sells to a franchisee, there is probably a deed restriction that the property can't be used as a competitor's restaurant for many years into the future.A long time ago, there were deed restrictions on who could buy a property based on the color of their skin or their religious affiliations.

It includes in­come from licensing the use of property other than goodwill.Earned income includes amounts received for services by self­employed members of rec­ognized religious sects opposed to social se­curity benefits who are exempt from self­em­ployment tax.Net earnings from self-employment.

We have hard working, religious, family men on our team, who busted their a*ss for a full week (5 guys for like a full week) and did a beautiful job, and these sociopathic rich jerks are posing at "helping the poor/cancer" galas, etc, while they are getting rich by literally making up fake companies, getting free work, selling the house, keeping the profits and then declaring chapter 11 bankruptcy on the fake corporations.