A couple of things to check out if you haven't already: 1> Is the condo association actually functioning?

No one has money to hire an attorney to take this woman to court.

Note: contractor is not licensed in state of Florida and no permits are acquired.Property is completely fixed up, looks fantastic, everything is to code standard and functions well.Obviously there is going to be a fair bit of headache and costs to ensue regarding not acquiring permits.

Let us also not forget, appraisals can end up in courts of laws as reports delivered for a reliance on value and other legal matters such as estate distributions and such.

If after 3 days they are still in the dwelling then I have to go to court to get an eviction order.

I'm kind of curious if this is just a string of bad luck, a function of being on a busier road, and/or a function of being on a corner lot.

But everything is in the FC court records.

The environmental groups held things up in over court for a year before things were resolved and a solution presented itself.

List price is a function of the Realtor and seller and sometimes has nothing to do with what a prospective buyer will pay (nor what an appraiser would value the property at).As a buyer, I always look at all of the numbers to come up with a value and then I offer less than that.

Run a very thorough title search, including the review of all the notices sent out by the Clerk of Court, for the tax deed auction..