In particular I'm looking for clarity on this statement from the AR Commissioner of State Lands (the agency which conducts the sales):The COSL attempts to provide notice to all interested parties that are identified and made known to him.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Get the name of the head of agency (perhaps from the operatr there) xall his/her office and ask to speak to the commissioner or what ever his title is.  

In particular, as a European if you know the right bankers it will be very easy for you to open accounts within private banks (especially in Asia).

I am a well traveled BS graduate from Northern Europe and have lived in several European countries as well as Singapore.

Leading to a Brexit from the European Union, like Great Britain just did.

Doing my first painted floor (a nod to 'European style painted wood floor")  Will post pics when I know how it comes out.

this depending on project takes about a year to get to that stage.In the meantime your going through land use planning and approvals at the city.. in a perfect world they are going concurrently.. planning commission meeting.. if its hotly contested then City council or county commissioners meetings.. protest.. appeals delays.. and you have not done any thing yet.so for us to get to approvals and all land use approved 50k min.. to 200k or more.then you go out and in our market its 40 to 50k per lot for underground... and we close on the dirt once we have approvals and all appeals have run.. so cut a check at that point for 500 to 2mil in cash... 4 to 8 months to put in your streets and roads and get ready to build.once that's all done you get a sign off from city and record your final plat... your construction loans are now ready to drop.. and in our market 5 to 7 months to build a home  ( HUGE sub problem..) simply not enough subs to meet demand.then you go on market and sell and close.start to finish 2 to 3 years..

Finally, I was able to talk to their head honcho Commissioner Cindy Geronimo.I spent over an hour talking to her but I don't think she was even listening.

New cars or expensive European cars in the parking lot all over. 

However, you would want to be notified if a major emergency occurred.If Austria is anything like some of the Western European countries I'm familiar with, the landlord is responsible for far less than in the United States.