To address the OP question at the bottom of the first post - the Deficiency Judgement is its own stand alone instrument.  

I've discovered three lien instruments that were filled on this property. 

Don't listen to music on your commute.

Sec. 8 doesn't give landlords actual money---in a net sense. it reduces the balance on the landlords' mortgage under a schedule of compliance. the landlords that get a check from Sec. 8 have no clue which grant partners contribute to that instrument.

“Tax lien instruments can give you high returns, plus they help the community overall.”With interest rates almost four times higher than CDs and market accounts, it’s no wonder tax lien auctions are becoming popular.

Set it to music, do your thing, bla bla bla.Show up at the open house, tablet in hand and ready to push play with that video.Sign over all rights to her at no cost, on the spot, for her to put up on the internet wherever she wants.

I always suggest folks start listening to the BP podcasts in the car instead of listening to music.

I still love listening to good indie music.

That's after we get the current renter out of the house *queue the circus music*.

Bigger Pockets has been instrumental in helping me get my REI business off the ground.