@Joshua NackensonAs a high income earner you have a supreme advantage.

A property tax lien buyer should always refer to the state's constitution for answers about how the process goes and to get details on lien forgiveness. https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Titl...As per a ruling in the UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, you need to get confirmation that a notice has been served to all former owners and if needed their heirs. 

Three federal judges declared it unconstitutional, however The US Supreme Court has not ruled on it, so it remains in place. 

The whole thing almost certainly ends up at the Supreme Court, but by the time it gets there it will be over and a moot point.

The Supreme Court holds that primarily for sale means of “first importance” or “principally” (MALAT V.

Even the decisions of the Supreme Court are often questioned and criticized.3.

To quote one of my favorite rappers: Knowledge rules supreme over nearly everyone.

@Carrianne Mucho,Heh, "Supreme Lending" is on that list you posted.

@Jeff Fruhwirth, even with all these issues, I am supremely jealous about this deal.

To Follow is Ga Supreme Court ruling>  Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp vs City of Atlanta (no S08Q1846) (MArch 23, 2009) is a case heard in front of Ga Supreme Court and rendered a verdict in favor of FHLMA.