The essence of your plan should very pointedly spell out how you are going to create value and make money with the property.

See what is spelled out and I agree most of the time if a tenant was present that didn't want to work with us, usually through the lease we found something to pick on.

Your policy should be fleshed out, spelled out, and dealt out.Rent is due on or before the first day of each month.

If there is one mis-spelling by the recorder you will miss a lot of the deeds.

Also, the buyer can pay one set amount each month and you don't have to keep checking if it's been paid.Make sure the land contract forms spell out how much of the payment is principal and interest and also how much is for taxes and insurance.

-Michael(Yes, I spelled out Texas as well as TX, and used lawyer and attorney, both to help with people using keywords.)

How do you spell out the potential benefits to them and the return on their money?

Continue to market through dry spells and be flexible.

Unfortunately I tend to rush, do not proof read very well and find spell check is not always the best. 

@Craig Garrow  this information is readily avaliable on the internet with a few clicks.just google a state and ask how the tax sale works.. many counties have it clearly spelled out.. no big mystery here