@Michaela Graham in Indiana, at least every part I have lived in, the sewer are owned by the city, and the city has the ability to lien the property for unpaid sewer bills, and any other utility owned and supplied by the city.

Have also been in court where our business was brought into question and the judge not only invalidated the other party but actually confirmed our ability to handle the property on behalf of the wife by awarding a clerks deed.

You should be closing 1 deal for every 10-20 leads depending on your ability to close and how creative you can get with a deal.It usually takes 3-4 months to optimize the campaign because you need traffic and "motivated seller" traffic isn't cheap right now.  

The art of this business is the ability to create and negotiate a solution for the seller that will give them relief and also one that creates equity or cash flow at a deep discount.

An investor looks at the numbers and in your example, you have created little to no value, thus a waste of your time even if you did have legal ability to do it.

Of course the court will give her time to try to fix it but if she cannot do it she cannot.It is possible the court may find she does not have the ability and it is not equitable to force her to sell, but the court must be fair to you too.You might find out how much equity she has in the property and have wholesalers call her about buying and reselling the property.

The only difference is the experience and qualifications of the person doing it and their ability to "replicate" what goes on in the mind of a typical buyer.Tax Assessments generally do a similar analysis using the cost approach.

@Jason Munck@Jason Munck undefinedFractured meaning there some was element of new or redevelopment which was taking place and uncompleted for some reason.

Not a single word about money was mentioned.A couple months ago I was presented with a bill from the POA management co for the window repair.

In most cases, if not all, a Mortgagee will require any outstanding tax lien to be paid prior to the closing of the loan so it does not have any ability to attach to the subject property, not to mention the option to garnish wages and income, which may affect the borrower's ability to repay the debt from the loan. 4.