In other words, Rioprop, basically.If you think of it this way:40-10-83 gives you possessory rights and lets you file an ejectment lawsuit with only a tax certificateOther sections address problems with the tax sale, burdens of proof, and tender, all having to do with technicalities of ejectment lawsuitsOne section addresses a statute of limitations with reference to an ejectment lawsuit, and othersThe final section addresses the remedy of awarding legal fees of the taxpayer redeems when ejectment is file.

Bomb proofing the sewer will not add much value, but should provide decades of reliable performance.  

There's nothing stopping him from fixing the numbers or tampering with the data because that guy or gal has full control.

I have a rental property so extra documents included things like leases, proof of no HOA on the rental property, etc.

@Josh HaneyI would possibly purchase a smaller deal to get some type of proof of concept.

I've done that, it's a lot of paperwork, because you have to hit milestones for each drawn and proof to the title company that the work has been done and the milestone reached.

Do we have to show proof to the buyer that he has settled the capital gains tax and/or provide the IRS certificate? 

It's also proof positive that you do not need to start off wealthy to do it.

Even if they do, you have proof the house is yours and you are occupying it with keys to the door, so the police won't have the authority to evict you.

Always ask for proof.