If proper notice wasn't served they may only own a piece of paper, things people don't get about tax deeds.

I need to read and listen to positive and put ear plugs in for the negative. 

There's just a lot more money there and if you're good you can get a real piece of an ENORMOUS pie.

There are a few rotten logs,  the windows have PL glue in the corners,  the kitchen cabinets and counter tops are just set in place,  carpeting on walls in bedrooms,  piece of plywood for a ceilingin an upstairs room.  

Outside of that I will say Network, Network, Network - that is where you will find all of the necessary pieces to your puzzle now as well as in the future when you are trying to complete a new one!

Another piece of info that is important in this mystery is that a novice investor (I will call him George) made an offer to Mike but I don't know any of the terms of the deal or if there was a formal deal.

With that, I have put the pieces in place to launch my own investment group and have a great deal of the legwork in the books to get going.  

She said her piece, you backed up your position with facts...

If someone has a better way, I'm all ears.

Hi everyoneI was wondering what kind of due diligences I need to do has a Canadian if I would like to buy a piece of land in Florida.What is the legal process?