(Help i'm a hoarder, kind of deal)  When i look at the county's website for delinquent taxes (taxmaster.com) it has 10 entries going back to 2004, All of these were bought by a few different Tax Lien LLC's  and all say released but one.My first question is, will the tax liens that these companies have bought be nullified by the commissioner sale auction or since they were originally a tax lien, would they follow the house even after the auction?  

Simplest would be to track down the seller who carried that note, and get a release/satisfaction from them.

“Corelogic Releases 2016 U.S.

Does the following statement mean my wife is releasing her marital interest in our investment property? 

FYI, after construction is finished, I turn the loans into permanent residential loans that are sold off to Fannie/Freedie at 75% LTV (loan to value), which pays off the construction loan.My local bank (I dont even bother dealing with the big banks) is 1 point origination fee, $500 inspection fee (to release progress payments) at variable interest rate that right now is 4.25%.I would suggest calling some local banks on the phone to see which ones would do that loans, then going down and talking with them.  

Also, fully assumable with release of liability. 

Originally posted by @Leslie Pappas:hi Sharon- if you need any help with TICs or DSTs, I am in the field and write a book on it that was released in January on Amazon.  

They would have to release it to you once remedied.  

@Greg Harriman @Alex Chin  Please read some of my previous posts...The stated loans have been discussed at length for Seattle/King County and the underwriting is 1.20X DSCR --- Two banks here will allow a portfolio loans so the equity in the 5 properties become the new down payment ...as these are commercial loans ...you do not deal with standard FNMA D.T.I. ratios and they are cross collateralized with deed releases writing in to them. 

Now if for some reason 1 of the tenants wants out they have to both sign a agreement on this, 1 releasing the other and so on.