My grandfather is dead and my great aunts, that the property was supposed to go to, are in their nursing homes now with dementia and it seems no one (their kids) is interested (or they may just not have the funds) in restoring it.

I know it’s a long reach to still keep him on the job after all I’ve been through with his people but understand I’m on a tight schedule and have a ticking dead line to complete.

A real wiring nightmare with things everywhere and dead rats under the couch.

I did have problems with the guy removing the limbs because he told me he would be there at 7:30 the next morning and I told him that would work but My Ford f150 truck was dead so I couldn't be there till 7:45 but once again he was calling me like I took his money and someone was trying to steal from him but my husband misheard what i told him to pay the guy and had to go back to the bank Atm but of course my husband actually went to his bank atm which was in the downtown Jackson area when he could have went to the one around the corner but he said the people were still getting the tree limbs when he came back and they received there $450.00 and my husband received the $15.00 in gas money he requested for doing this for me on his time and it was raining that day as well.

Marcus is dead on in his feed back to you.  

Hello to all our fellow "victims" (for lack of a better word) of Scott Carson, who looked me dead in the eye on more than one occasion and swore that, "I will have your back, don't worry, you will never lose money, I will always make it right."

I'm new to investing in Tax Liens/Deeds, I've spent hours researching properties and specific county rules, but I feel like I hit a lot of dead-ends because I can't understand the legal jargon in some of these documents.

Witnesses are dead.

It's dangerous, deadly and costly.

Had multiple excuses why late including the truck had a dead battery and pouring rain.