Otherwise, there's a treasure trove of lease examples to be had on here if you do a search. 

Owning the lien "at a premium" is not really of value to you; and county treasurers strongly discourage approaching owners when you are the lien holder.

@Yia Her In Ohio (at least in the counties in my area), properties with delinquent taxes are auctioned by the county treasurer.

When I was actively on here I did not post much, but spent hours, days, weeks absorbing this treasure trove of information.I started buying and holding Single Family Homes as rentals back in 2008 and I invested heavily up until around 2011 .

I did a very little bit of looking around before signing up and this looks like a treasure trove of knowledge.I have a few specific questions right now that I will try and find answers to in the forums. 

It's a treasure trove of resources submitted by various members of the BP community.

It could cause some heartburn if chased with your treasure.....

This site is a treasure trove of information.

Mike D: i know exzactky what you mean, im in the same sittuation as you and i am doing my best to take advantage of the opprotunity.Rich, again two thumbs up for the awesome post.I took your advice and started to rummage through the treasure chest and i found something interesting.One of my biggest things when i first actually jumped on the court and left the sidelines was feeling that i couldnt compete.I remember when i first started to learn about this business, i would read about guys that was pulling off some amazing deals or guys that were worth alot of money and i just felt intimidated. however, now that i did my first deal, i just feel like anything is possible now!

They would prefer them to be torn down and apartments, hotels or casinos built there as they bring in a much higher tax base for the city/county.