Please contact @Denise Evans or better yet, get her 2018 tax lien guide she sells and mostly all of your answers will be covered. 

Good evening Ramon,Thank you so much for the feedback, the information regarding how to get access to the contacts was very helpful, I will try the Rocket Lawyer site. 0.

HI there Indy, welcome to one of the best places to learn and grow within the real estate world.There is great value in the pod-casts within bigger-pockets and as well as meetups in different communities, and face to face with real investors that get it done, learn from the others and create some value to some in anyway possible.lots of us investors on here are looking for everything from raising capital and partnerships which is leverage in allowing others to invest in your dream and vise-versa.( using less of your money to get more deals, you'll expand quicker)If you're looking for more guidance and help feel free to contact me and we can show you the ease of growth and long term on being in the investments to get you towards your goals.

If you happen to know some one please contact me asap.

@Mike Hartzog  if you contact Mike and go to his website I am sure he spells it out chapter and verse.also @Dave Van Horn  probably has this info written out as well. 

Hi,I have been asked by a recent contact about my interest in taking on a short-term loan backed by a property in the Chicago area.

I'll be looking to rent out my SFR within the next few months after all rehab work is completed and wondering if anybody has any Property Management contacts that they've actually conducted business with here in Tracy, CA. 

I have heard though, that these people respond better when you are able to contact them earlier in the preforeclosure process.

My suggestion is to contact a Real Estate Attorney and have them help you structure the deal to protect you.

Title insurance, property taxes/proration, insurance, lender fees, transfer taxes, attorney, title report and update (continuation), filing/recording fees, etc.Look at a typical HUD-1 and you'll see all the lines--there are lots.I would suggest you contact a local title company and get the local low-down on your typical costs.