I am not an attorney but I see no reason why she should not be able to purchase at a public auction.

Since the mold spores can spread if not properly handled (a health hazard), you need to have a specialist take care of it.

If you are going to be using credit cards to buy the deal, and then credit cards to do the major rehabs necessary - I think everyone here is seeing that you will be tapping yourself out and the next major issue (car accident, health issue, etc) could really put a strain on you financially.In the end you have to be comfortable with the risks, but take the free advice you are getting from people with experience seriously.

I said matter of factly that the court case and judgment would be public record of the eviction and non payment of rent.

Enclosed, open to the public.

As long as they're max. 4ft height in residential, max. 8ft height in nonresidential and out of public rights of way.I figured that though since someone's "We Do Taxes" signs are all still neatly placed where they've been (on EVERY corner) since January.Granted, my city's population is only around 55,000.

I am currently a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida.

I have come across this a few times, it lists "public administrator" as the executor in probate records.

I did not think this sort of information was public knowledge.

Refer to Publication 523 for the complete eligibility requirements, limitations on the exclusion amount, and exceptions to the two-year rule.