Many state statutes specifically talking about the marketing of real estate (or something similar).

Again, the statute of limitations for financial fraud begins upon the discovery of fraud, not when you did the deed.Now, how do you think financial examiners catch loan officers who act fraudulently?

So, you still need to find an attorney who can explain CA laws regarding unclaimed assets from the estate of the (apparently) intestate deceased and the legal proceedings and statutes of limitations surrounding that.I know there are gurus who preach AP.

Business opportunity brokers are routinely involved in personal property transactions which must fully satisfy the Bulk Sales Law (Uniform Commercial Code, Division 6) and the secured transaction statutes (Uniform Commercial Code, Division 9).

I would argue it's not most places anymore, that the coin has actually flipped to the other side now where as a general rule discriminatory practices are not allowed or loose when challenged in most places unless there is a specific authorizing factor to the legal statutes.

Obviously fraud has occurred, but my client is well outside the three year statute of limitations for making a charge of fraud and it would be his word against the interpreters.

When  a tenant starts off with language like  "it's the law" and by citing landlord tenant statutes, it's a big turn off and tells me the tenant is trying to leverage the situation by getting all legal on me.

In my own personal opinion, I believe there will be litigation in the future as to State pre-emption of at-will tenancy notice under Minnesota Statute 504B and these new municipal regulations that seek to regulate the same area of law in a more stringent manner.  

That aside the Tax Sale Statutes are not difficult to read IC:6-1.1-25.

I haven't dealt with Maine tax lien properties, only MA, but I do know that the state statutes that define the process will determine what you can do with it, and whether you have clear title.