You could install a much cheaper and effective system for a fraction of the price..

The cost of education is often only a fraction of the cost of an error in analyzing a deal or doing a deal that would have been better left behind.

@Dylan ThomasBanks care because of the investor has no money in the deal then they are more inclined to walk away (see residential 80-20 loans 2006-2008)While yes banks “may get paid” or get property back, banks are not in the business to own property and they actually suck really bad at it and due to fractional lending it can cause stress on their balance sheet as they have to mark to market the loan vs hold to maturity.Banks want skin in the game.

A fractional syndicated product might work.  

Sometimes they will settle for a fraction of the amount owed to clear title 5-10% of the judgement  

I'm a recent college graduate and hopefully I can have a fraction of the success you have achieved in such a short amount of time. 

If they bought it at the tax sale, then there could be a two year right of redemption or contestable sale....so you could loose the property or only get paid back a fraction on what you paid for it.People say the properties don't get redeemed, but that is not right, some do and in my experience sometimes on the very very last day of the redemption period.Unless you can afford to loose all your money, these are probably not good to go after, even if the deal sounds way too good to be true.

I utilize the liens to reduce the purchase price and then after closing, strip the liens, usually for nothing or for a fraction of what was owed.  

I wonder what fraction of my investment funds will remain when all is said and done.

7 offers in 5 months months is a tiny fraction of what you should be doing.