And if that doesn't work, try to network online with individuals who have a track record of success.

Easy and cost effective, this is best for an attorney to draft and record.

Id go with @Adam Schneider on this one, check online on public record to see if its paid off and offer full ask with your term financing.

I know I can get the information through the county recorders offices... follow chain of title through deed transfers, easements/ccrs/special rights would all be on the deed, right?

Various local Realtors organizations have petitioned local state real estate licensing boards to declare "wholesaling" to be illegal without a real estate license.  

Hi BP Family, Does anyone have recommendations for real estate organizations that are located in Chicago?

It depends on your track record and relationships, but more importantly what the deal can do for everyone involved.

It doesn’t really matter.....assuming the mtg foreclosing was Recorded before the tax lien was, the IRS has 120 days from the sale, or from receiving proper notice of the foreclose didn’t serve them, to redeem (pay you back your purchase price.  

Also, i usually check the Bibb tax assessors website for current and past assessed values at: http://www.co.bibb.ga.us/TaxAs...Click on “Search Records” then “Property Record Cards” and plug in the address and you’ll get some valuable information.

Now I will do more due diligence to make sure Ground Floor is a legit organization.