The owner or lien holder may contest the sale in court if they weren't properly notified by the clerk of the sale but other than that they're done.

So, it's important that the bank is consistant and the account holder is aware of any charges.

The food. . .my god, the food! 

Voting just adds to your justification, you can only vote based on your residency in a district, declaring that for voting is just a justification as we don't have voting requirements to be registered.As to zoning, if you have a bed, a means to prepare food, personal items like soap and a toothbrush, a place to sit, a couple changes of clothes in a closet, no city or county type can give you any flak or claim that isn't your address, nor can anyone else.

In essence, you will be filing a lawsuit naming as defendants all prior owners or interest holders in the property in the past 18 years, which is the statute of limitations for adverse possession in Georgia.

Two, if the property ever gets sued, the title holders are liable making your equity partner vulnerable.

I'd find it hard to believe that the certificate holders haven't foreclosed on their liens yet.

Pool, food & beverage and location.

You'll have tenants claiming someone ate their food, didn't clean, didn't pay, threw a wild party, broke their XBox, drank underage, moved their boyfriend/girlfriend in, snuck in a pet, and similar roommate issues.You could even have zoning issues.In my previous town, 4 or more unrelated people living together would be a rooming house, which has to pay additional sales taxes on rent as if it were a hotel.

About 50% of all restaurants close within 3 years -- not because the food isn't good (though in many cases that's probably part of it), but more because running a restaurant is not typically a core competency of a chef.I'm not saying that Terry doesn't have the skills...he absolutely might.