To be clear, you are Not a lien holder....you are the Owner of the property, which is still subject to the first mtg.  

They should already have a SSN and a visa.

To add to what Keith said, if you do a post visit, and run that title search you can sometimes work a settlement with the lean holder for a settlement if you take deed on the property.

There is value in what you do -- find the value vis-a-vis real estate, and lead with it.

THEN start litigation against the other share holders of the property. 

He claimed he hadn't received notice of the transfer, or the mailed hello/good-bye letters from the previous note holder and my servicer, Madison Management. 

(Which they have the power to do now, they just opt for the easy option which is, currently, sell it to an investor to do it on their behalf as the lien holder because the county just wants their taxes paid and that's it). 

@Eric WongLeave it...I have tons of them...tenants use them as tables...beer holders.

@Charles Holder I chose to switch to gas because it is a 1200 sq ft unit and in my market, heating a unit that size with eclectic heat is expensive and it would be harder to find/keep decent tenants.

Acidic water in modern "city water" systems is unusual, and you have the problem of leaching PEX chemicals into the water with acid water systems.Third, from what I've read, PEX lasts (estimated, it's too new vis-a-vis use in water systems) maybe 50 years.