In other words, what am I giving up (if anything) in terms of equity and what risks am I accepting?  

Do some a/b testing.

The city does NOT have the ability to accept less than payment in full to release a lien.

But, unfortunately, most people ordering appraisals these days (typically AMCs - appraisal management companies) don't pay enough for good appraisers to accept their assignments, and therefore, many appraisal reports lack good results.

Just be honest up front and they'll either accept it, or they won't.

My renter txted me the other day saying the well water was bad at the acreage they are renting from me, they got the water tested and it shows small traces of coliform which I was told can be remedied by shocking the well!

I am posting this because my mother goes off on me and says I’m negative because over the last 2 months of tenants applying through Zillow I have seen so many collections, 500 credit scores, and applicants saying on thing, but then asking can she accept housing.

Also, they should stress-test their properties to handle any potential equity changes or loss of rent.

If they accept, i have a 1 acre corner lot with 2 house side by side.

The investor does not get clear title until it obtains a quiet title order from a judge after a lawsuit, or it gets releases or quitclaims from everybody with redemption rights to the property, giving up their rights.Under the new system, bidders bid down the interest rate they are willing to accept if the property is redeemed.