- Is it a property that I want to pursue?   

Unless a impassable deal falls in my lap, I will not be actively pursuing that until later in my RE career.

Just a deal I found and continued to pursue it.I've been looking at the possibility of presenting a counter offer with a Master Lease Agreement. 

This kept me from pursuing  wholesale deals because the lien was higher than the property value. 

What information would I need to pursue an in personam quiet title?

I was born and raised in the outskirts of Atlanta, and then proceeded to pursue a college football career at Georgia Southern University.

At this point she didn't mind so I didn't pursue it. 

It's possible with a longer time on market, they may be open to a lower price.2) being sold by owner - may be more opportunity here. price may be over/under market value.3) foreclosure - bank is motivated to sell. may be willing to sell under value especially in a slow area.based on this, it seems like best bet would be to pursue houses sold by owner, foreclosures, and listings that have been on market for a while. there also is a whole other approach of finding motivated sellers - drive bys, bandit signs, etc. 

Thanks in advance for any advice on this, I'm trying to figure out the best avenue to pursue. 

These are often transferred in bulk... with the deed having page after page of legal descriptions and possibly a chart of annual rents.It should be easy to find people who own hundreds of ground rents by limited research or just asking around.Each ground rent gets registered with SDAT using their form.You don't foreclose a lease... you pursue an ejectment action or action for possession.