I also had one maintenance guy up on a ladder when one of the local hoodlums pulled a knife and demanded his wallet...my guy reached back and pulled out his .45 and laughed at the punk.I'm with MikeOh on this one...in fact, I think jail is to good for them...When I was young'un, the neighbors loaded their shotguns with rock salt.

This coach named Rich from Salt Lake City turned out to be very taunting and callous after being asked about the specifics of how the program worked and his own investment experience (which was nill).

Take my advice with a grain of salt though, cause I'm still learning :)

With all due respect, anyones opinion or how they're hedging should be taken with a grain of salt and that includes mine.  

Airdna.co is  Take it with a grain of salt. 

@Matt Millard I agree in most cases I take what the FED says with a grain of salt.

Some municipalities require that even the sidewalk by your house be cleared of snow, salted, etc.

Of course, I'm not a CPA, so take this with a grain of salt.

So if you can "salt-away those tax deed parcels" for four years (I.e., 48 months), ...you should be able obtain title insurance from any title agency, when you sell or transfer those parcels."

Salt eats the components alive.