Mold tester recommended remediation for the mold that was found but didn't express any concerns about the level of mold being a concern but I ordered the remediation right away since insurance is paying for water damage due to sump pump failure.   

Here is a link:http://www.masslandrecords.com/MiddlesexNorth/then in the upper left corner hover over "Search Criteria"  From the dropdown under "Recorded Land" choose "Property Search" or under "Registered Land" choose "Property Search" (depends on whether it went through land court or not, such as a foreclosure deed.A search bar will appear for Street Number, Street Name, and TownHave at it.Alternatively, although not as up to date as the Registry of Deeds, the Tax Assessor databases will have owner information. 

Do rehab on house, convert back to single family and bring it up to level of rapidly rising neighborhood.

I went through this process when I decided where to retire.At a high level, I used financial media, Wikipedia, and local news (many TV stations stream their local news broadcasts) to select a state and city.At the neighborhood level, I used CrimeReports to get a feel for crime and real estate listings to get a feel for the type of housing in the zip code.Then it's boots on the ground to home in on a specific choice.

we are hoping we keep upper tenant and judge just gave 30 days to owner.

I would buy a fixer upper in the Hyattsville closer to Route 1.

My name is Jessica Corona I am a mom of 4 with a passion for real estate. at 22 we bought our first home a fixer-upper lived in it for 7 years and then got the opportunity to purchase a beautiful Victorian home that was pretty much condemned. we Fixed up the Victorian home and moved into it and rented out our other house. 

Basically with knowing there could be some potentially large items to fix in the near future, knowing that you could utilize the money better elsewhere, and seeing where our price levels are right now, my suggestion would be to 1031 this property into a better cash flowing property with more stable long term values.

I'm starting to think that the return just isn't at a desirable level in central Nebraska vs what I can get from... lets say Stocks. 

With relation to tax liens, I currently have a couple in Arizona.I purchased the liens after the auction (some juridictions have leftover liens that if they aren't won at auction, you can purchase outright - earning the highest level of interest available...18%).