The county can and will give your property to the land bank if they feel there is an "error in your paperwork" , you can lose your ENTIRE investment .Once they give it to the Land Bank , well consider it gone, or you will have a battle to get it back.. 

They are very involved in fighting battles (at the state and city level) on behalf of landlords in our very tenant-friendly state. 

I am a Loving Husband, Father of 3 and Navy Veteran.Thanks for any advice or Criticism as I transition into the New Investors battle ground!

I pick my battles , and weigh my options , If I can save $1000 a day by doing the work in house we do it .

@Molly Francis you’ve got an uphill battle ahead of you because anyone who has been on here for a length of time has been propositioned numerous times by NW/ NWA.

Great topic for a thread Ben.As someone who has hundreds & hundreds of C-Class properties under management I can tell you a few things.It can & is a battle.

“There haven’t been any battles royal on the premises, but it could happen any day now,” he quipped.The median price of houses that sold last month in King County (home of Seattle) hit $431,502, up 11.2 percent from January 2015.

and they took over the legal battle so it cost the landlord nothing in the end. 

Persistence is 90% of any battle in my humble opinion. 

@Josh Deeden Finding a market that fits your investment and life style will be 80% of the battle, but there are some great markets for sure.