Does anyone of a civil engineer they would recommend for the Phoenix/ Mesa AZ area?

If parties challenge tax sales, the grantees and opposing parties litigate to determine their respective rights.This is for your state I looked it up. 

New construction price (-) selling cost (set by market)(-) Construction Cost (set by market)(-) Financing Cost (set by market)-------------------------(=) Builder Profit Margin (-) Cost of development (i.e replat, civil, architecture, city permit , utility, roads etc)   (set by market)(-) Cost of financing  (set by market)---------------------------------(=) Developer Profit Margin (-) Acquisition Cost for land owner (variable) ------------------------------(=) Profit for Land owner  (==< this is where you are in the value chain ) Look like you know construction cost for new dev and you can plug that in to get a ball park range of price and negotiate off that.

IE they work C/D class..I suspect many need to do this to establish their loss's for the pending litigation.. keep in mind these properties are going to revert to the mean  IE wholesale prices so there is going to be a ton of equity lost.. but one call I can probably get them all sold  no problem.

I won the case though, it was three years of litigation and set a precedent in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act provides special protections to active duty military. 

Security deposit withholds are the most litigated matter in the landlord space. 

Thanks, That doesn't sound illogical for the actual mapping process costs from Civil and city fees - I haven't done a 34 unit mapping project, but everything I've experienced suggests costs are less than linear as number of units increase.I would doubt that $100k budget includes right of way or utility work.Does that $100k include legal fees associated with HOA creation and establishment?

Then filter by Magistrate Court Civil, then for category specify dispossessory.

Property may be subject to leasehold interests or other rights or claims of various tenants or other occupants, and Buyer may be subject to the United States Service Members Civil Relief Act, or other federal, state or local law, as applicable.