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It's very simple:1.Find a real estate attorney that does title work. 2.Talk directly to the seller and agree on a price. 3.

If you received notice/confirmation that rent was to be paid by the NJ VCCO, you can contact them directly at (877) 658-2221. 

The best data which is what gives you the opportunity to reach out before anyone else is getting the data/documents direct feom county records when you need them.Hope this provides some useful insight

Your Accounts Payable department cuts checks for those contracts, directly to the contractor, through the accounting system. 

It was basically the same thing that the banks use for direct deposit when you need a voided check.

Quote from @Ryan Raven: You can usually be a property manager without a license as long as you are a direct employee of the owner.

If you need further guidance, DM me, and I’ll point you in the right direction!

I've havent personally seen an IRS UCC foreclosure directly but have been warned by people who know their stuff that this could potentially prime the mortgage, so IRS filings for the sponsors/members, the entity, or any other correlated entities are a hard-decline for me (unless there's an installment plan and situation that makes sense).

Your input is truly guiding my next steps, and I’m grateful for the direction you’ve provided!