The best bet is to build a relationship with a local credit union or bank, sometimes they have a portfolio division and are willing to invest in you.Like I said, I haven't been in the business for a while and I currently deal with private investors now so I may be a little out of the loop but I hope this helps!

I agree with what Bill has said, but from a different angle and history of experience I have some other thoughts to include.In my past, I actually opened up a commercial loan division in one of the companies I use to run.

To the points from Bill and Will a couple other thoughts.It is not uncommon for the building division to force a developer to expand the road and possibly install utilities such as water and sewer.

The new lender will need the divorce decree to see how the judge ordered the division of marital assets.

We established a full project timeline and budget, scheduled the contractors, pre-ordered most of the materials, acquired the historic division permit, received renovation permits and have the dumpster in place for demo starting tomorrow.

In my research of county owned Tax Liens, I've found a couple that are for the common area of a sub-division (lake and park), and a townhouse community (street and parking lot).If I purchased the lien, and then ended up the the deed, could I say block access for the residents if they didn't pay me for my time, expense and some profit?

As others have mentioned, you usually can't just can sell off part of a single parcel without a lot division of some kind.

It's easy to see which candidates are capable of sitting down with the other party, and having a debate of ideas and coming up with solutions, rather than causing division in a battle of egos.

I read that Sterling's SDIRA division was purchased by Equity Trust, but it seems that they still operate separately, right?

The creditor, in this case, the public records division at the courthouse, have to provide proof that this account actually belongs to you.