Pinellas County has their public records accessible from the net so I've been looking there for liens.

@George Fitz Yeah, prices have had a general downward trend over the last decade with the end of CAMP (the semi-militarized air raids on outdoor grows) in the area, as well as a ton of a ton of cheap, low quality marijuana grown by Mexican cartels, mostly on public land flooding the market.

Just my two cents from a person who successfully manages a $106 million annual operating budget for Santa Barbara County's Mental Health Department.God Bless You!

VCU-MCV (Medical Campus of Virginia) and overall health industry is booming and bringing all sorts of new jobs and grad-students.

Two separate issues neither of which is worth bragging about, especially on a public forum."

I currently live in Parma, Ohio and wholesale the Cleveland area in addition to being a public insurance adjuster. 

It has an open sewer permit and the township requires the septic to be 'closed or abandoned' since it is now hooked up to a public sewer line.My question is: since the township can condemn a home after it becomes owner-owned, is it worth investing in?

You may want to refer to IRS Publication 550 for specific details. 

I hope you're taking care of your health and I wish you the best of luck!

Another avenue is to search in public records section of county clerk website.