Barring an unexpected Kasich veto the foreclosure process in Ohio is about to change.Here are a few highlights of the bill: Creates an expedited foreclosure process for vacant and abandoned properties.Adopts the Uniform Law Commission language concerning standing and the ability to sue for foreclosure when the note is lost or destroyed.Establishes that a person is guilty of criminal mischief if he knowingly causes damage to the residential property after being served with a complaint in foreclosure.Modifies how taxes will be prorated in foreclosure cases.Allows, after court approval, the use of private selling officers in foreclosure actions.

Since we dont have the SSNor DOB of the Donald Trump involved, it is practically impossible to know if these liens are his or some other Donald TrumpMy concern is; if I bid on this property and win it, what are the possible downsides or risks?

I understand people are concerned about property taxes but really isn't the main question and concern focus on ROI?  

I am looking at purchasing a complex with 6 of them in it, but I am concerned that they maybe difficult to keep rented do to the market.

There exists a significant problem in district court procedures that we must all be concerned with.

However, a crash concerns me.

I live in Ca. and invest in Texas.This is definitely a concern of mine and I am trying to educated myself and gain as much advice as possible before making any serious decisions.

I had asked the owner if he was concerned about something like a fire destroying the property and not being able to rebuild.  

I was very concerned about a large branch that went right over the master bedroom area of the house.

@Kyle Rosseau Clearly, you are thoughtful about your property's aesthetics and your future tenants' concerns.