Some may walk 1 to 2 properties for you, not 10 or 20 (unless you want to pay them for their time) before you submit an offer.

This will help you find out if you qualify way before submitting the loan. 

We are working to get an architect to draw up all of our plans to submit to the state fire and FGI guidelines reviewers.

I have already linked up with some Realtors based in Indiana and have property searches going, but I want to be sure I am set to submit offers when the opportunity arises. 

If you are concerned with cash flow, please check the insurance rate on an address, it can be very high, and then check the property tax before submitting an offer.

That code section, as you point out, allows a "prospective owner-occupant" to become owner if they submit a higher bid within 45 days after the sale. 

I would say that you "can" submit an offer with anything you want in it but depending on how much activity the property has, your offer might look worse than the next offer.

The opening bid, submitted for the Forfeited Land Commission, will be equal to all delinquent taxes, penalties and costs due plus the current year's taxes due.

Create 2 LLCs- First create an LLC in an Anonymous LLC State like Wyoming - Then create an LLC in the state I'm buying in, like Ohio- The Wyoming LLC would own the Ohio LLC - When purchasing properties, title deed would show the Ohio LLC name instead of meNegatives:California makes all tax residents register their LLCs with the State, even those formed in different states (and requires you submit the names of the owners) so this would defeat the purpose trying to stay off of public record.  

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