I've read the statue a couple of times but it can be confusing a bit (for me at least).

NPN #1: ON THE LEFT SIDEThe loan is "out of statue" (last payment in 2009) so I am anticipating exiting through the property.

Taxes lien is a superior lien to all liens and if you buy a property at tax deed sale then it technically gets wiped out however there are additional steps that might need to take place for it to happen (legal).Additionally mechanical liens have a life of their own depending on state statue. 

Normally, $750.00 a month for most of the homes they were looking at.They would say to me, "Well if I removed that tree, and tore out the carpeting and put all hardwood floors inside the house, and built a nice deck in the backyard, and put in a marble island in the kitchen and different cupboards, how much rent could I get then?"

Dolomite counters are standing up really well-less care than granite and don't stain like marble.

Pa doesn't have a statue.

JamesCalifornia has very spicific laws I would look at California Civil Code 1965, 1980 to 1991 those statues spell out in detail the procedure for disposing abandoned personal property.My apologies for not being clear in my first post but I went back and read this question from another site I read.  

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