If governments cannot be kept secure and banks, medical etc, accept security questions that are often just your address and date of birth, then why should I trust this data with a tiny SME on here selling notes?

In addition, I might have a tiny bit of contribution that could help:All counties in Pennsylvania will follow State Law, with regards to tax delinquent properties.  

@Jon Gluckman - This deal was/is tiny - it just happens to be a 5-unit. 

As a consolation, I did call their winterizing contractor back to cancel once the deal fell through and explained what happened, and he laughed and said it didn't surprise him at all, he quoted them to fix one tiny leak in a pipe in the fall so that he could adequately air blow the lines out for winterizing, but they refused to pay him to fix it, which led to water being left in the pipes and busting several more.  

But with a portfolio, that one major downturn was a tiny blip in the grand scheme of things and barely registered on my radar in terms of performance and profitability.  

Don't put a tiny picture on a big wall, that looks silly, have a big enough picture (preferably a nice "print") to put on the wall or leave the wall alone.

I'd rather watch on the TV then on my tiny computer screen.

I have a unit that is a tiny studio, it rents for $300/mo right now.

The close comp will be newer homes nearby: brand new 3/2 house with similar size (but 2000 sf tiny lot) is sold at $520k, rent $2800-2900; similar aged home with outdated interior is the area is rent at $2500-2600. 

Even so we sometimes advertise tiny bedrooms as offices.