I like the treasurer's auctions better than the sherrif's auctions just because the banks aren't there driving up the prices. good luck -- its a major factor..

Do you really think the Sweetwater County Treasurer won't know he owns it? 

I am in the Treasure Valley and we could talk about this if you want to PM me. 

We're fortunate enough to acquire grant money from the city to get the renovations done.However, as the treasurer, I am one of the lead team members being tasked with making sure the finances of the renovation project are managed properly.

@Brittnee Burns I have a great PM that I love, she covers the whole Treasure Valley.

A quick search forum search for "syndication" or "multifamily" and you'll find a treasure trove of resources on this topic. happy to educate more if you send a DM.

I also check the county treasurer website to make sure the taxes owed are not out of line.  

BP is a treasure chest full of resources.

I'm talking about the Wayne county register of Deeds and the Wayne county treasurers offices.

Here's a brief overview of some of the advantages when Investing in certain states:Here is a link for Licking County, OH which gives a good overview of the statute and includes an upcoming sale: http://www.lcounty.com/treasurer/delinquent_tax_dept.phpIn States where there are no redemption periods (States I personally like), as a Tax Sale Buyer/Investor, you can own the property usually free and clear. e.g.