Was going through a refi on a condo and nearly right at the end I was told I could not refi due to the fact that my condo was part of a community that was a mix between apartments and condominium's and that due to the "shared" amenity areas (pool, gym, clubhouse, etc.) that I would not be able to secure a loan.  

The only industries that make money selling to people who rarely get the benefit are the diet and fitness gyms. 

Now, let me get back to focus on getting my wife off her W2 by 2017, help my little sister follow her dreams, team up with David to achieve our goals sooner and convince Johnson to quit his W2 job. 

- with a series of creative financing and holding your 4-5% appreciation schedule, you will have equity sooner than later, with limited cost of entry.

I would get them out sooner rather than later.  

Wish I would have seen this sooner.

Why not take the opportunity and learn the ropes sooner then later.

Oklahoma City COC Return is at a minimum 20% turnkey.Kansas City is good too, but I am Sooner Born and Sooner Bred. 

If you plan to act, I'd probably do something sooner rather than later.

Once you have affirmation from the attorney that they are the legal heirs, you have your missing pieces of information.A) When and how much the liens are on the houseB) When/if the house will go to auctionC) That the people in the house are the legal heirs and can sell it to you.At this point, if not sooner, you maybe able to negotiate a reduced fine with whatever government agency placed the lien on the property as they'd usually rather have it paid for up front than to have to go through the hassle of putting it to auction.