In IL, if a tax buyer has a tax certificate where the investment exceeds the value of the property they usually seek a refund via the sale in error process (vacating the tax sale).

This is my frustration with college - there are so many generic courses that are mandatory that you have to grind through classes you're not interested in to get to the ones that you enjoy.

But I genuinely enjoy real estate and have been waiting a long time to get my foot in the door.

I enjoy the process and have a construction background from many moons ago.

I have vacationed in NC in my younger days in Cape Hatteras and was contemplating moving to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area years ago. 

Just non-renew the lease and provide the state required amount of time to vacate the property.

I enjoy networking and helping others. 

I have a vacation rental in St petersburg FL.

I usually have a pretty good idea of the state the apartment will be in when it's vacated and judge from that how long the turnover process will be.

The sellers are selling their homes for full market value (no realtor commisions), and enjoying fair market rents from a lease option buyer who's been talking to a mortgage broker from day 1 (and has a little bit of nonrefundable skin in the game).