If so, I would wait, i am guessing 6-10" of snow is a bigger deal in your area than it is here in SE Michigan.  

@Brian PulaskiThat is the point of the bank placing the opening bid(even though it is in essence not a true "bid" per se- more like a hedge).

For the grace of happen-stance, the other party was pro-se.

Whether there has been an actual lien filed by the city is maybe less significant if a property has been accruing fines/violations in the city, and the city believes these issues will follow the property on sale.As an aside, I'm not entirely sure if the clerk's office per se has any of this information--but the Hudson County Register's office, http://www.hudsoncountynj.org/office-of-the-hudson..., I believe maintains property records and etc.

SE Arlington is a great access point to the metroplex; very close to anything you could need but a little bit removed from the business. 

Im not advocating over paying per se, but you also shouldnt miss out on a good opportunity.  

This income will be subject to SE Tax.

@Steve:I do not have a complaint per se, I am just hoping for a landlords-eye view of what policies are 'Well, that's life in the big city' versus 'Unethical and probably illegal, run now!'

Not cheap per se but very effective way to check out the competition.

By the time you know it, it will be July 1, and without a definitive course of action (syllabus per se), you may be scrambling and worrying that the time has flown by and you're not much further than where you were 60days ago with little to show for, but the ability to write a review or two and maybe even a bookreport on what you've read.Joshua Dorkin / Brandon Turner is there a xx day (i.e., 30day) action plan in your Ultimate Investor Guide?