Here are some options I have thought about, but am not sure which one is the best or if these are even good options:- Finding a partner (I know this is a good option, but finding one is more difficult than I thought)- Taking out a HELOC on my home- Go to the beach and look for buried treasure- Ask my parents for money (this is my least favorite ;) )- Become best friends with Luke and Avery Carl or David Greene and Rob Abasolo and somehow that will fix everything (this is a work in progress ;) ).Anyway, if anyone has any advice on how I should move forward, please let me know! 

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

The surrounding National Forests (George Washington and Jefferson) are wonderful treasures, especially this time of year!

Avery Davis I would advise you visit the Treasurer's office wherever the subject property resides.

Feel free to jump in the community here and also take advantage of the treasure of knowledge here.

Be particularly careful with IRS liens...Up in Cache Valley, our county treasurer said that, in her 27 years, not a single property has ever gone to tax sale.  

It's more common to see people who think their junk is a treasure than the other way around, pretty interesting.

It is fun & exciting just like treasure hunting!

You should know where every single dollar of your investment goes.There is a ton to learn at BP and an absolute treasure trove of knowledgeable investors, providers and real estate professionals, so it can see a little daunting at first.

@Dani Z. you are a treasure!