Although demand for MFR is very high, I think you might have a harder time marketing to local investors in the Treasure Valley simply because there's no value-add opportunities.

Call the county treasurer and ask specifically if same vesting will trigger or not.I hold residential property with debt personally, but if you do decide to do this use a warranty deed, not quitclaim. 

If it's rural with small property lots versus those with acreage then the latter probably has more leeway to store their "treasures" on their own property. 

That's not to be evasive, but as @George Fitz said above, Self Storage runs the gamut of options with the common denominator being you (the owner) rented space for people to store their treasures (and even this can be household items, boats, RV's, commercial, etc.)The three questions that we typically ask others (and ourselves to) when they're contemplating buying a Facility is the following:1) Why are you excited about this deal? 

I was looking through the Yavapai county Treasurer's website for the tax lien list for 2019 auction.

Any recommendations for a lender in the Treasure Valley with whom you've had a good experience with where they've exhibited a "find a way to get it done" type of attitude?

Prior to my foreclosure, the county treasurer was directly taking the asset to foreclosure (running the foreclosure themselves - not just taking to a tax sale), however, held off for us to run the foreclosure process.

Between the forums and Podcasts there is a treasure of information and knowledge. 

This site is real treasure trove of knowledge and hands on experience .

What happens in 3 years when a new board president and treasurer start?