There are often gems hidden in the "over the counter" or leftover liens, but it may take some effort to sort through the junk.Good luck.

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Not only that...but within a couple hours add these: Rte 66, 4 Corners, Anastazi Ruins, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam,  Monument Valley, Petrified National Park, Sedona, Railroad Tours, and even a short day trip to Southern Utah.One of the most hidden gem areas in the country..... 

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As others mentioned, AZ used to be this hidden west coast gem that you could get in at a low price and walk out pretty nicely deal wise.

You might discover some gems who aren't necessarily the best at online marketing. 

Presumably, it is a PITA because their intentions are to stop me doing exactly what I am trying to do.ASP.NET has this little VIEWSTATE gem.

I do get rid of those if they are close to the house.There are a some that are gems, like live oaks, but they have to have room to grow as they spread around 50 feet from center. 

I've lived here for 10 years now, and it's really one of the hidden gem cities in America... although I feel that's changing due to growth in popularity.

And don't forget about Northern KY, they have some gems as well!