I am partnering with a professional team focused on navigating foreclosures and short sales with an emphasis on preserving people's credit.  

In general, for someone who has a networth of $4M+, I would say that this individual is probably looking for wealth preservation with less risk than someone who is trying to reach his first million.

I can tell you for a fact this is occurring in DC thanks to our building height restrictions and historic preservation boards, and has been for quite some time.

If the amount of the most recent97 ascertainable full year tax bill reflects a homeowner, senior citizen or other exemption, a senior freeze or senior98 deferral, then Seller has submitted or will submit in a timely manner all necessary documentation to the99 appropriate governmental entity, before or after Closing, to preserve said exemption(s).

You want to "hire" people in that area to help you whether it's an agent, an appraiser / BPO company, property preservation company etc.

If your goal is security and wealth preservation style returns, then maybe it's worth dumping the $100k into the property - but that doesn't sound like your goal.When did you last finance the property?  

I will say that by putting it in writing you have created momentum in the world to bring you what you are looking for just make sure you continue to preserver, don't give up.I would also highly suggest try to meet some local REI through BP meetups, meetup.com, or local chapters and this will allow you to network with individuals who can provide guidance and maybe even bring you under their wing and there is no better experience than this. 

Plus, they have to pay you for the VALUE (not the cost) of the preservation improvements.

Real Estate is the best vehicle to protect, preserve, grow your wealth and pass it down to the next generation"

XYZ will still be the senior lien holder and all rights preserved meaning, they can and will foreclose and wipe everyone else out if theye are in fact validly the senior lien holder.