The staff at the real property records section of the county clerk's office are not able to determine the validity of a lien. 

Hopefully he just wakes up the sleeping giant and they see the goldmine they’re sitting on finish the foreclosure.

You could have 1031'd into this and avoided a giant tax bill as well.

Like the Green Giant Arborvitaehttps://www.arborday.org/Trees...Up to 3 feet a year and they live a long time.

I find myself caught in a giant catch-22. 

There's golf courses, walking paths, a giant lake (Morse reservoir), you can see people rafting and canoeing down the White River all summer. 

I was able to maintain mine because I lived close, but I would look into getting a company to maintain it if you are not able to.

I personally haven't had any issues with the greenspace, sqft minimums or FAR requirements, but I have requested a special accommodation because one property was not able to meet the off-street parking requirements.

We also off protection plans for owner on rental protection which will cover if a tenant is not able to pay for rent and eviction protection plan which covers the physical cost of eviction!

However, in addition to being hard to work with they have some rules that seem much more restrictive than I've been led to believe is possible (most notably the fact that they will only base the LTV on purchase price + reno costs for at least 2 years after purchase, whereas from reading posts on this site I thought it was generally either 6 months or a year).I have been told by some of them to transfer the property into my personal name, get a personal mortgage, and then quitclaim it back to the LLC - but that's not really something I'm interested in.