I have tried but I don’t know what I’m looking at or for.I noticed their is a lot of abbreviations likeP of ADTSATDeedCancel D of T and so on ,what does all this mean and should I be even looking at this when looking for liens?

Thanks guys, I have never seen that abbreviation before.

And there is an abbreviated foreclosure process ( Oregon its called a Strict foreclosure ) but it is a process..

Sometimes I can't find a person on the assessor website because the assessor's office has the street name arranged a certain way that you have to play around with excluding the direction in the address, the abbreviations or making sure your spelling correct.

Please keep in mind that this is an abbreviated story and in no way could ever represent the amount of adversity that I experienced through this process or the effort that was required.Looking back, I am amazed with power of real estate and have found a true passion, like nothing I ever experienced in my job and I wish anyone on a similar trajectory to push as hard as you can.

I am learning the terminology and abbreviations and have gone to a weekend seminar.

In this case, 'turnkey' is just an adj used to signify that no rehab work is needed prior to leasing.The noun Turnkey (sometimes abbreviated on BP as 'TK') is what Tom is talking about.

The abbreviations and acronyms are always fun to look up, but my favorite is " ROI " who doesn't like money? 

@Udit Multani your use of abbreviations made it even more difficult to read.

May I ask (IRR) what is that abbreviated for!