The issue you have with that is only the Good Faith Estimate is governed by regulation for proper estimates of numbers.

Much of what you unearth here on BP is universally applicable, but it does tend to be U.S.A. specific, so just keep in mind what you read, particularly with respect to taxation, regulation and finance, we be a little different here at home.

If you can post the County I may be able to help you further or at least tell you the redemption period.Maryland tax lien auctions, each county has its own rules governing sales, interest rates and redemption period.Maryland does not conduct formalized tax deed sales, which is why you or the other party will have to handle the foreclosure.

I know a 20 point range isn't really sticking my neck out there, but our market could easily go in any direction considering all of the government intervention both state (foreclosure rules) and nationally(debt forgiveness).

Government’s HAMP Program (Home Affordable Modification Program) is about to expire.

Some areas I do not care how cheap prices are I simply would never consider investing there because of the legal system and government dynamics that are in play.

How did you assess these new financial regulations yourself, are you an attorney with financial regulatory experience?.

Freddie Mac is government backed and usually overpriced.

The rules and regulations regarding individual organizations exemptions from paying any or all of these bills is up to the state or other local taxing authority.

Most traditional brokerage/IRA firms like Schwab, Fidelity, etc do not custody alternative assets due to the complexity and regulations involved in asset review, reporting, valuations, etc.