You'll see quickly if that enhances your options.

The idea would be the voluntary party should not be harmed from the debtor's statutory lien.  

I try to go through every 6 months or so to make sure that there isn't any defered maintenance that could harm the building. 

I have some market information for Orlando too that we may all be able to discuss and see how certain things will help/harm us as investors.  

No harm in doing a bit of both networking for a team and looking for the deal/farm area.

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So I think they are good.I would add that you might include a section on the site improvements and enhancements that have been incorporated already (since last announcement), and those that are planned for the near-term future and longer-term future.

If you're just starting out and let's say the property is pretty close by, I don't see the harm in checking it out.

The current standing that lead to a corporate take over starting in mid to late 80's has only harmed our country to enrich a very tiny %.

I had great hopes of building a relationship here, but I feel that not only are they not being helpful, they are being harmful to my bottom line.