My goal is good cash flow on rental properties so your sequence of thinking definitely helps!

With no will, its unlikely you own it.In most states, intestate property (that is, property that belonged to the decedent that isn't covered by a will) has a specific sequence of how its handled.

@Ned CareyI have a sequence of letters for probates.

Testing counts more than my opinion.Also, consider a sequence of letters, each having a particular USP and appeal.I like to tell people to save my letter, too, because things change and, yes, circumstances do change.

Another thing the salesman can help you with, since your newbie, is the sequence of operations i.e.

Plus, I suggest doing one little variation on each weekly group.Use slightly different wording, maybe a different sequence between letters and postcards, etc.

In any engineering program, before taking engineering classes, one has to complete a physics sequence, all of engineering is based on the fundamental principals of physics.

My question would be do you have experience rehabbing, do you have your material list, do you know contractors and subs, are you familiar with the process and sequence, do you have time to monitor your contractors, do you have money to fund the project or know someone you can and do you know a good realtor to list your property.If the answer to all of these questions isn't yes than I recommend you wholesale the property and keep it moving.

The above posts are correct that say that the lien priority is set by the recording sequences of the lien vs the foreclosing loan.

If not, you can figure it out based on the timing sequence, for example does the burner light and then go out?