A great example from history is the survival rate of prisoners transported to Australia during the 1860's.

Looks like a wealth of information.Thank you @Don Harris, I very much look forward to exploring those avenues.

There are some liens that survive the tax deed auction.Government/IRSCity/County (nuisances, etc..)You need to physically drive the property. 

It's one of those things that, like the shrunken head said in "Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban" (about the pea soup at The Leaky Caldron), "Make sure you eat it before it eats you".As I understand your post, you're complaining about free advertising which is working for you: steady stream of calls coming in.That said, of course, the poster could have just fat-fingered the number and posted yours instead of someone else's - or did they call out you or your company by name?

What happens to the business, how is it divided up or does it survive and go to your partner?

For me, not needing that cash flow to survive, I'd probably opt to finance it all out because I know that I can make better use of that $22k than saving the 4.75% financing cost.

We have survived two major recessions by not over buying.

Thanks for the mention @Don Harris.

I also listened to the commercial real estate investing for beginners by Peter Harris on Udemy.

Since you don’t need cash flow from the house to survive, you can easily do 7/1 or 10/1 ARM product to save on interest cost and get your money out My two cents