I'm learning more and more each day and can't wait for an opportunity to reveal itself to me. 

Many years ago I envied a guy we worked with who seemed to have unlimited funds to buy & complete nice rehabs.He then bought a piece of junk two doors down from a Burger King & 2 years after losing his shirt on renting it to students Burger King wanted to expand their parking lot/drive thru & they were offered 3x what they paid.Then the funding guy was revealed to be the current wife's ex husband & when they denied him a bigger piece of the action he blew them into the IRS as nothing was being recorded or submitted on their respective tax rerturns.They arrived home one night to find the investigator (they kept blowing off) waiting in the driveway of their beautiful expensive new build.They certainly got rich quick but lost it & the home to Taxes & penalties.That guy was our maintenance Janitor & he had to keep working until he was 65.

This includes every apartment, every lease agreement, tenant payment history, etc.If the written lease states there is one tenant but an inspection reveals two or more, you can require the Seller to remove the unapproved Tenant as part of your offer.

Would a title search reveal how much is the payoff amount the bank is looking for?

In a survey it's revealed that up to 1 in 4 newly remote workers expect to continue working from home after COVID 19 passes.Imagine if you were paying $4000 a month in rent for an apartment in a major city with a strict pet policy and nowhere to park.

(being the municipal payments)i am guessing a title search would reveal all these liens.my question is .. once all these liens are resolved (by the county with proceeds from the sale).  

Once you reveal that information, in my opinion, the person you are dealing with may feel you have an UNFAIR advantage in the transaction.

If the issue later revealed itself you would be covered.

Homeowners may also find it challenging, as they are required to find a general contractor and focus on renovations that increase the appraised value rather than personal preferences.Furthermore, the loan's strict adherence to Fannie Mae's guidelines can introduce unexpected roadblocks, as my personal experience revealed.

We read Orange Mound and Frayser were rough areas but my research didn't reveal that - which makes our intel not so reliable.