I have contacted the county health dept and they emailed a sketch included with the original septic permit.

@David FriedmanThat 9.5 scares me too!

The financial health of the association and their ability to hit you with fee increases and special assessments are mostly out of your control.

Truthfully, I'm just so damn scared of throwing nearly $100k on just an FHA down payment in ONE property even knowing it will very likely kick butt long term.  

@Manolo D.When I worked as an estimator I always got a chuckle out of being asked "How much does a (fill in the blank) cost where "fill in the blank" was some type of building.At least give me a layout, type of skin, and number of floors.I am scared for people trying to use square foot prices for rehabs.

@Dan Graney I know you had this issue fixed but it really is an easy process that should not scare you.

@Kevin Thoresen You can really go two ways on this - just disclose and see if anyone in your network has the ability or isn't scared off by it.

I'll bet you just scared the pants off of a lot of people here that just read that, and were thinking about the foreclosure business.

Providing health care for those in need has been an honor but it's time now to take care of my financial freedom. 

I wouldn't be surprised if their is a balance on the mortgage that the property isn't also in the foreclosure process since the mortgage is likely to be as equally back due as the taxes are. 3) Based on the results of the above your next steps could be any number of things, but a good estate/probate attorney might be a good start as they can likely help you untangle some of the mess...then again a real estate attorney may also be helpful to guide you through the issues with the bank and tax liens4) If you do decide to you're not completely scared away by what's going on and want to do more due diligence than I'd consult an accountant as well.