And guess what, the few that are doing things like that, they aren't the ones who care about these NAR suits.

Read as many RE books as you can get your hands on.

Reading between the lines, I sense heavy vacancy and/or significantly below market rents as it currently sits.

@Jon Kim, I'm reading up on the bonus depreciation as we speak, but I'll refrain from giving any advice as I'm not a CPA. 

I've read through hundreds of post on this website about Tax Liens and Tax Deeds, and almost every single one is discouraging investing into it stating myriad of different problems and nuances.

You have to learn to let go and not care so much.It's immaterial if they showed up or not, right?

None of them knew if there was an HOA or what the dues are....or that there are probably 50 other lots for sale there on MLS.I would also start by reading and understanding the laws in your area.

So be careful.  

As I'm sure you know Steadily is a brokerage and I don't think the agent reads every policy they pull through.

Read the book Small Giants by Bo Burlingham, who we interviewed on our podcast.