Just the other night, they had a segment about how a plot of land here in the Treasure Valley sold for 6 times it’s appraised value because land is in such high demand for developers.https://boisedev.com/news/2021/06/13/cbh-homes-caldwell/

Anyone have experience working with commercial lenders at Stockman's or Treasure State?

because the person is not that skilled, is not highly treasured, they have to open the vault, greet customers who eat time, and they decide to triage your transaction and file it under: takes too much time to solve, this one is dead.   

We are only 24 years old with no kids so we have the time, energy, and vision to do what needs to happen.The treasurer moved out of state and is the only one with access to the account.

These places are a bargain/treasure hunter's paradise and your purchases go towards helping Habitat do good in the community.I know this is no secret, but Menards 11% off everything has been going on for months now since COVID and can get you a good amount of money back if you are diligent about sending in your rebates (it is worth the 5 minutes it takes to fill out and put in an envelope, despite the complaints that you will hear so often about how much of a pain it is).Good luck with your BRRRR!

Does anybody have any good recommendations of any GCs in the Treasure coast area that are licensed and insured? 

The above blog of my activities has been started to relate my efforts.My current understanding of WA law is that real property is 'legally abandoned" when the property owner expressly abandons all his/her interest, or has implicitly abandoned the property when all of the following facts can be established: the owner has made no use of the property for several years; the owner failed to pay the mortgage or liens or property taxes for several years; the owner has done no maintenance for several years; the owner has failed to maintain contact information with the mortgage holder, lien holder, county treasurer, governing jurisdiction, and the local utility providers; and the owner (or his/her heirs) can not be located through diligent efforts. 

@Matthew Brill I’ve been primarily looking into treasure coast and space coast.

You can call local water companies, building departments, treasurer and tell them you are considering buying it and want to know any balances or fines due etc….that won’t be enough and a title search is the way to go for full knowledge.Just remember, don’t cross the line : ) With inventory as low as it is you will be competing with homeowners and as they don’t have a profit motive they can always pay more than you.

The tax collector (a.k.a “treasurer” or “tax commissioner”) of a city, county, or most commonly: municipality is who will have the most up-to-date tax information.