He is also the Treasurer of our REIA ( San Antonio Real Estate Investment Associatoin).

This place really is a treasure trove of info.My only advice - as I'm not too experienced myself - is to take it slow at first, especially if you're retiring from bball with a decent sum of money.

I'm pretty sure you will have to name the county treasurer as a defendant, i went to the courthouse and found a quiet title tax lien foreclosure lawsuit, copied the documents and used those as my forms, at the courthouse look up court cases against the treasurer.

Other times, it can be a treasure hunt for little nuggets of wisdom, or a unique perspective that I haven't heard before.You bring up a really great point, too.

It'll be the treasure chest at the end of the rainbow of ovens.

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

@Peter EiermannBP is a treasure chest full of resources.

I have obtained a treasure trove of information over the weekend with regards to Mortgages, Rates, Suggestions, Training, etc which I believe I have a better understanding on what to do now.  

I literally just got started educating myself on this so my answers may seem a little fuzzy, but this is what I was thinking:-I plan on finding my inventory by contacting a county's tax collector/treasurer's office and requesting a list of parcels that are delinquent on their property taxes but are owned free and clear (So there's no mortgage on the property);-Exit strategy: Craigslist, Postlets, Zillow, etc (Too simplistic??)

@John Warren You owe it to yourself to get the best return you can on your time, talent and treasure.