I submitted my first offer and I am excited to find some more properties.

I work as a software engineer full time.  

If I submit an application to the state to acquire the property can the sale be voided by the heirs if they choose to redeem the property?

The high expense ratio are caused by many things including higher than usual property management fee, deferred maintenance , high water bills due to leaks, inefficient monthly advertising cost, inefficient property management software, neglected yearly service contracts, higher than usual insurance cost etc.

In Alabama, which also uses non-judicial foreclosures, you can often stop a foreclosure with a short sale offer submitted as late as one week before the scheduled auction date.

If so, how long is the lease option and would the attorney be required to submit a "Notice of Proposed Action" to the heirs? 

In the past month I have visited, analyzed and submitted multiple offers for rehab properties in the Las Vegas area.

I've read numerous posts about list sources and software all claiming to offer great information, almost all responses to these posts say nothing is accurate or offers any real opportunities, does anything really help find these types of properties??

I know some people may not agree with my approach and by not pushing everyone to re-submit, but in essence we did this out of the gate by letting everyone know of the interest and previously submitted offers.

Hello, I'm a Software Engineer and Options Trader, I first got into investing about three years ago when I started learning how to trade options.