@Jim Brozny- I was in your shoes about 18 months ago.  

@Sundiata JacksonNothing silly about this, I was in your shoes 4 years ago when I first started investing in US.A tax lien is a lien registered against the property.

In your shoes I would focus on a market close to me and farm the area with direct marketing for off-market or seller finance deals. 

Once they arrived, she took his shoes, phone and his wallet, announced she was fully aware of something he did [secret unknown, I suspect it was cheating], they were now broken up, and he could hike his dumb a-- back to the city. 

If I woke up in your shoes, I would bank as much cash as I could and go get as many income-producing assets as possible.

Frequently we can horse shoe an action we desire but later run into a consequence for which there is no escape.

Gravel/sand however will scratch it, so make sure you or they provide a decent mat outside the front door to wipe shoes on. 

I agree w Deanna, they needed to ask your permission to get property inspected for Section 8.If I was in your shoes I would consult a lawyer.

I graduated from college in 1980 with a business degree that emphasized real estate and my father had been selling and buying commercial properties and I wanted to fit in his walking shoes.  

What if the shoe was on the other foot?