@Sheikh Umer  Here is the chronological sequence of events so you can see the difference between a tax lien and a tax deed and how they come about.1) County tax commissioner sends annual tax bill to owner of record.  

Chronology of my first property purchase.November 2023 – Preapproved for 250k.

Assuming the 6-tips you outlined during the BP episode are met for a flip/deal, when (chronologically) are you moving on from flipping?

Id say the #1 prep item is getting your process and chronological order right.  

The chronological order that mtg.s/liens are recorded determine their priority (1st, 2nd, etc)

Answered my own question/generated a follow-up question:They're located under tools > fileplace > contracts (https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/contracts/cate...)However, I can't find any way to search within the documents, they seem to be in chronological order, and I can't find a way to reorder to alphabetical, topical, etc. so it seems you have to just scroll through all fifteen pages of random documents looking for what you want: does anyone know of a better way to navigate the state-specific lease agreements?

These are rare indeed, but they do occur; when you have a subordination agreement, lien positions don't turn out to be in the chronological order in which things were recorded.

The threads are not pulled up in chronological order.

I would pull the mortgage and assignments out and stack them in chronological order.When you identify the last owner of the mortgage, when you contact them be prepared to show them the full chain of ownership including the last assignment of record showing them, they are the owners.

It would be much better if it returned the results with the threads in chronological order, with the newest one showing up first and the older ones at the end.