I have an interest in a piece of land that is coming up for auction at tax sale next week, and I am wanting to cover all the bases.I checked with the city and county departments and it seems there are no restrictions on the property to be able to build what we want, and there are no additional tax liens on the property with the government.I am trying to contact Title companies, about conducting a Title search to make sure everything seems as it is since I cant make sense of the public records I found myself.Is there anything else I need to watch out for or pay attention to?

I happen to be working through the same situation, working full time and trying to get to the point when I can break away and give my full attention to my business.

Is there a free newspaper where you could place an ad just to see if this gets more attention?

The price was quickly "corrected".Now, I've seen this happen more than once, and IMO it is sometimes done DELIBERATELY by the listing agent to draw attention to a property that has been languishing on the market.

You say you will hold out for good tenants but the problem is there are very few quality tenants in these areas.Ive come to realize you could manage 3 times as many properties in good areas as they dont require any where near as much attention as the low income areas.

People won't read 90% of what you say, you have to get their attention in the first line or two.

May be soemthing to consider as you will have to rent again when they leave.Also pay attention to credit and income of the adults.

When agents get too controlling, there are ways to get their attention with their broker as well as the local board and informing the seller.

i always liked the OCD guy's attention to detail...i love the way the OCD guy used to hit pillows when staging a house hahah

Sorry Fellas . . . back to normal -- just making sure you were paying attention (kidding).