We bought two houses, side by side, on a street in a developing area.

So property is in fact just some old rinky dink auto mechanic shop with a narrow parking lot facing a busy street.

Then if not paid, foreclose on the house.Then they will be removed (everyone) and any entry on the property (including street) is trespass.

If there's neighbors on both sides, then they are probably in the street at the property.A 10,000 sq. ft. lot is a very nice size in heavily populated areas, and it could be that the lot could be split, etc.

So, I knocked on the guys door and when he answered I told him I wanted to talk to him about the house of X street.

Give them the nearest cross streets / intersection, and ask if they are familiar with that neighborhood; if not, tell them to drive the block, and if still interested to get back to you.

If a street is worth 75K then the answer is yes the buyer is being ripped off.

She didn't like our no-smoking policy, no drugs policy and our partnership with law enforcement.

There are city utilities on this street, the land is flat.

Everyone knows that vacant homes lead to squatters, drug dealing, etc.