Things could be different, state by state, but in general a tax lien is like any other type of monetary encumbrance on title (deed of trust, child support lien, solar lien, etc) it needs to be paid off at closing. 

I am renting a 2000 sq ft single-level single-family home in Millsboro, DE.

Changed the floorplan so that the living room changed locations facing the exterior busy streets, and the bedrooms facing te inner quiet interior patios, which here in Spain we call ¨patio de luces¨.

It sounds like a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) investment could be a great solution for what your client is seeking.

Originally posted by @James De Stefano:Bitcoin is intense... obviously millions have been made, but I think that ship has sailed folks.  

Depending on the location and orientation of you roof I would look at solar water preheat there are tax credits and financing that makes the payback period pretty short.

As an agent, I’m seeing plenty of Delaware county (delco) deals get purchased.

Training related to de-escalation and awareness of the community has led to a very interesting stat.

Added solar screens and outdoor patios and all the safety items mentioned in deal 7.

My wife wants to buy in Delaware, rehoboth/dewey, where you get a small lot and house ocean block for $1M.