Twisting data like usual.

@Alex FranksAlex that’s a great little twist on the topic at hand.

Then he takes that same information, adds a little twist, and markets it to CEOs.

https://www.toledoblade.com/lo...Well, if the Toledo market hasn't had enough of two prior ordinances and one faceplant in court, we have yet another twist with the Toledo Lead Safe Ordinance.As stated above, Toledo leadership decided on June 1st to make a newscast declaring that the 2020 lead ordinance deadline of June 30, 2022 was unchanged after Covid and 18 months of inaction from the city and threatened a $10,000 fine for failure to comply by the deadline looming 30 days away.Well, today we have an article announcing a lawsuit has again been filed against the city, and it must be pretty damning because the city has immediately announced they will not enforce their deadline until August 1st (30 day reprieve).According to the news article today, we are being told the lead ordinance is still alive and well but enforcement simply isn't going into effect for a while.

Everyone has their own niche, and than even twist on that niche. 

Some twisted mess such as this.

I know this sounds very unconventional but I think what worked for me the on the second house was that I bought several houses at once on the second round. 

Here is a little twist, some jurisdications like Nevada have HOAs (Home Owners Associations) be super priority liens, in which they can take the deed, if they foreclose, subject to any liens, 1st DOT/2nd DOT/ HELOC/ ETC.

That’s the twist; not what they can do for you but what you can do for them.

I think you can see with all the twists and turns to do it another way, why Rich recommended just waiting for the receiver auction.