The biggest problem is potential purchases I have had to abandon simply because either officials don’t call me back or they tell me to hire a lawyer to do a title search.All of this is by way of setting the stage for my question.

I'm pretty familiar with the local elected officials (mayor, etc) there, so I have some insight on the investments and development plans, but I would love to chat with you about your investment experience and which parts of the city you've said yes, and no, to for various reasons.

Again not a lawyer but you should be cautious when trimming a tree even if it overhangs your property as the tree it is not your property and you are damaging it by cutting.If tree falls it would be claim against your insurance not theirs in general.Check with local zoning official as they might be able to point you right direction or help you out.

This will allow you to go over the next steps of the process now that the property has been officially foreclosed. 

Make sure to pop over to the official city and county pages to get the scoop on population trends, income levels, crime stats, and upcoming projects.

All foreclosures are based on gross fraud, forged signatures,fake documents, corrupted judges who are criminals working for the bankers.The same goes for the attorneys.This country doesn't have the lawyers, and public officials are not following the law.Not the common law not even their own fake, UCC code color of law.BAR attorneys are foreign agents trained to destroy American people and American Constitution!

The official reason is unknown...

I officially signed and started the process on April 30th, 2021.

Do 'cash for keys' offers have to come as an official letter from the PM? 

So you can decide whether due-on-sale is a big enough risk to make it worth getting a more expensive commercial loan like you have been, or keeping the property title in your personal name.As with a trust, lenders do not exercise the "due on transfer/sale" clause when real property is transferred to the same individuals in an official capacity (i.e.