most counties the lien records can be found at your assessor's office or the county clerk or recorder.

If you visited that courthouse and went to the property tax assessor's or collector's office, they could describe in detail exactly how you can go about bidding on tax certificates. 

He must think you are pretty awesome to even ask something like that.He probably perceives that  you are able to give from confidence,strength and being connected,not pity or weakness.As long as you don't go into politics capitalism is probably not in any danger.I think you are one of the few who are qualified to answer your question. 

Her and her husband had the same response from many sales offices.

Tell Lars that Chris Mason sent you.http://larsghanssoncpa.com/ When his office and mine get conspiratorial with the goal of boosing purchasing power of a self employed person a tax filing or two out because someone's purchasing power is artificially constrained by stupid mortgage guidelines, amazing things happen.

Instead, missionaries are needed in every field: healthcare, politics, and even Real Estate.

I know some landlord report their home as home office to get partial deduction and depreciation of their primary residency.

BP Team,  Turns out the county website had the property listed only as commercial (rezoned in 1984), so I hurried down to the Regional Building Zoning office, and they showed me it is actually zoned "OR", for "Office/Residential".  

Office/warehouse.

Going forward, I plan to use Brian more as he is a small 2 man office, and did a great job on 2 closings I had.My CPA is in Ohio, and is awesome...but he is in Ohio.Curtis