The cause can vary but reasons for seeking relief are found in the BK code.

CODES (such as building codes and requirements) vary from town to town.

If I can't get a lock box code from their office, we go look anyway.

You need a better basic understanding of tax codes.

My lawyer suggested that I will still have liability with the house if someone gets hurt, or the house is not to code.

I would never rent out rooms to a stranger, I value my privacy and don't honestly trust many people not to steal my tv or laptop.

You need to look at houses in the area you want to work, and don't make it too big,,start with a zip code, learn everything you can about houses that have recently sold, check out every house on the market, find out what they later sold for.Know about the schools, does on street go to one high school, but one over goes to a different one, which one is more desirable (big deal in the area I buy).You don't get to know a market overnight,,it takes time, but until you start you won't ever know the market.Look at houses,,,lots and lot of houses,,talk to realtors, talk to investors,,you don't have to get an appointment to see the inside of all of them,,just check them out as best you can (an agent won't really appreciate taking you to 30 houses every weekend,,,

She is actually more restrictive in her interpretation than the code itself.

People have bought the back taxes, a few code violation liens, no mortgage.

By the way I seem to not be able to upload a pic from laptop.