Great vision and persistence!

Now I see the appraisal district is serving my office in the name of the former owner (the diseased) if that forecloses with no action on our part, we would have a deficiency judgment to pay The tax loan would be in first place, so why not?

That's trying to cure the disease, really.

Though it takes a lot of time to learn the market, build a network, and a lot of persistence, I think it's definitely worth it.

I don't add in fluff, I just think that's how much it takes to adequately explain the topics at hand.My number two piece of advice is: be patient and persistent. 

The persistent, but respectful, pain in the ***, that makes cooperation less painful than obstruction.

You can't pay for grit, determination, persistence, consistency and morals that will come ALL from your own made up mind.

Check with previous owner regarding rent payment history, persistent late payment IS a ground as well for eviction (that's form N8).2) Check if pigs are in fact allowed in the specific area.

Wait until the first time you get sick from some mysterious disease because you were prepping a paint job somewhere in some filthy area and some decades-old bacteria were waiting for you to scrape them up.

I don'tknow what tp tell you other than be persistant and keep track of all comuications with dates, times and person talked to.