When I was actively on here I did not post much, but spent hours, days, weeks absorbing this treasure trove of information.I started buying and holding Single Family Homes as rentals back in 2008 and I invested heavily up until around 2011 .

I did a very little bit of looking around before signing up and this looks like a treasure trove of knowledge.I have a few specific questions right now that I will try and find answers to in the forums. 

It could cause some heartburn if chased with your treasure.....

Owning the lien "at a premium" is not really of value to you; and county treasurers strongly discourage approaching owners when you are the lien holder.

Two screws hold the handle on, which holds the glass at the top and the bottom slides into a metal groove.

We always add a metal roof with overhang to any older homes we purchase.

Needs to just be rebuilt identical with pressure treated wood and sheet metal.

I'm not endorsing his products, or encouraging anyone to buy anything, just making information available to fellow board members that may be in the same predicament I am (trying to learn about a process that is very complicated; is county and state specific; and information is not readily available on the internet without weeding through scammers, or high-priced gurus... or individually calling each county treasurer's office...I also came across a website: **********This is a searchable database/auction platform with both tax liens (under financial instruments) and tax deed auctions, with a calendar of upcoming auctions.

I met all the qualifications in Section 121 itself, but this following bit from Publication 523 states that "ALL of the following [must be] true:"- You weren't using the space for business or rental property at the time you sold the property.Technically, no...

Use metal handles for the cabinets, not plastic.