Me i would let them vent but refer back to the lease and local law in the discussion on what charges are valid.

The biggest one refers to your experience needed could keep you away from doing apartments. 

Hello all,I'm new to the BiggerPockets website but visit the website and listen to the POD cast everyday. 

As @Chris Seveney pointed out, according to the county website, these liens are purchased in bulk, so buying the lien myself is out of the question.

Any good references or resources that have info on this are greatly appreciated as well!

For some reason, I have the idea of putting together a detailed binder of my plan, markets I'm eyeing, different number projections and scenarios, etc. and understanding that binder backwards and forwards and pitching the plan to potential lenders.Is there some kind of 'checklist' of documents, figures, etc. that I can refer to in order to make sure I have everything on hand that I might need when addressing lenders' concerns and questions, in order to convince them on my plan?

Please let me know if you can refer someone.

Thank you for that, actually I forgot to mention, I was only referring to multifamily deals over 5 units in California, things work a bit differently,

All i could say is first need to do your research, you need to know the market status on your area, trends, and also if you could utilize the power of internet, like make an announcement on facebook or just create a website, forthomebuyers is doing the same thing and they focus their market on Texas.

The phrase "then current underwriting requirements" refers to qualification, not loan terms.