If a DoJ lien is filed AFTER the foreclosing party’s lien – is the DoJ lien extinguished at the foreclosure sale (no longer attached to the property) ?

I really don’t think you know the market in the US especially out west in rual areasAnd states in the north eastNew mobile home parks going up all the Time with good returns The land in Canada for the most part is MUCH more valuable and so less likely that investors would want to use land for a mobile home park a d less likely that municipalities would allow themWhen a nothing 20 year old house on 1/4 acre lot is going for a million dollars in Canad and 3 hours south in the US a 20 acre similar house sells for less than 200k you get the idea 

Or you can be late to the party and pay more to get in, but don't have to worry about demand.I can't say I am not day dreaming about things like this, but I am also a bit risk averse. 

If we want to talk Zion or Springdale... we are all simply late to the party, it is CRAZY regulated (understandably so) and if you got in early you hit the lottery.  

Published 3 year crime report from the PD for Part I Crimes is showing a 4.3% drop in crime from 22-23 and an 8.9% decrease since 21-23.

The appropriate next step would be to update your website to reflect the percentages owned and whether those are as a LP or GP and were they from a capital investment or the "fees" you received for bundling/referring third party investors into those deals. 

You may need a construction manager (a guy a friend who is organized doesn't need to be a pro trades person but doesn't use or party) to daily boots on site be orchestrating who is on first and that no one steals your supplies.

In our county the occupying  parties do not have to be related. 

Let's assume the rental income from these 10 properties is sufficient to cover the costs of a property manager and you opt to self manage as opposed to hire a 3rd party manager.

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