@Dan Nedvidek,Hey Dan,I'm from Owensboro,wanted to let you know about the Ohio Valley Real Estate Investors meetup in Newburgh IN as a networking opportunity.The next one is April 12,I believe.Google that to verify.Also there's BP meetup in Louisville tomorrow night.Search Brett K.here in the networking department for more details.Good luck.

Research into building department records and DEP records confirmed tanks were removed a while back.  

You might wish you’d just started with a list broker in the first place, but if you want to take a crack at a city or two go for it, just ask in the tax assessor department.

I was already excluding conventional banks due to their ever rigidness, but there's definitely a chance some departments in their might consider this as they have branches all over the world which they can use to foreclose on foreign properties in case needed..

He had never seen it before, but looked it up and it means Department of Justice Right of Redemption.

My oldest brother  16 year on Sarasota police department. 

For more specific info, I am not sure if the county department where the liens originated from would give out any info ahead of the tax sale being you do not have any legal interest in the property. 

I'll be calling the city's planning department today to make sure that I will be able to get a variance to rebuild on the lot if the property burns down (I believe that building on a half lot is a nonconforming).Thanks, David.

In our state we check business credentials with the Washington Department of Labor & Industry.

Sandy,In my county you can look at the tax department on the county Web site.It actually says "Sold at tax auction" in red if taxes were paid via tax sale.I agree that the county delinquent tax office can look this information up for if you cut find it on your county Website.John