We do engineered wood, granite counters, marble tile in the bathrooms, custom tile backsplash, etc.

A few examples where the branded products should not be applied include wood or painted surfaces, aluminum products, metal (including stainless steel), faucets, marble, natural stone, and, of course, carpeting, fabrics and paper.

.- FANNIE and foreclosure statue in my state (GA) allows me to "recover" my expenses through servicing, protecting, managing this note. 

Brian- previous amateur flame worker, small goblets and marbles mostly :)

I would still welcome anyone’s experience in AL for a DIY QT ( or attorney helped) as it’s also noted attorneys in AL are ‘not’ knowledgeable of Tax sales & QT based on AL statues and they are a challenge to find.  

After foreclosing right of redemption, you can wait out the 4 year of statue of limitation or you can clear title( same with FL).

@Lou GonzalesI do not invest in IL.Investing in tax lien, you really have to know your state statue & have a exit strategy in place.Below I am using a property(make up story) for you to see what can be happening if you do not have a Exit strategy.Let's say the property has an accessed value of $60K homestead in FL.

Here is my go to for Kitchen and Bathhttps://www.flooranddecor.com/nucore-flooring/carrara-marble...

Maybe attend a REIA meetup and ask others where they go.Quartz and marble are higher end than granite.It sounds like you're trying to find the least expensive of everything in a flip.

I don't know if we are speaking about the same topic..Once I buy property at auction, I am going to file a suit to clear the title, naming whoever has interest in the place..i am not going to negotiate deal with an heir, assuming the clerk filed notices in accordance with state statues..