Originally posted by @Tyson Dierschke:So now for a few questions:1.

Originally posted by @Josh Collins:You can probably rule out a hard-money lender as they'll want to be able to own the property if you default and if the current owner has a $400K stake, that may complicate that. 

Originally posted by @Aaron Klatt:Your chances are low if you plan on offering 450k because if there are already other offers they may very well be cash. 

Originally posted by @Eric Adobo:No deal is too big for a master lease options operator. 

Originally posted by @Raymond Hill:@Cody Stone What cities or counties do you think are booming for a virtual wholesaling.Ada county #1, Canyon county #2, Gem and Payette counties #3  

I have rented to many tenants with bad credit scores.

So to get the $19k original lien reduced, the property would now have to be reassessed for less than $19k, and it is currently assessed for $38k?

Originally posted by @Hunter Sandlin:If you have the available info to do it, you could file an in personam quiet title lawsuit.

Originally posted by @Nicholas Hytla:I currently have a VA loan with the primary lender being Wells Fargo.

Originally posted by @Kevin Scott:I really want to do the brrrr thing but it seems like the more successful outcomes come from purchasing the property well below assessed value.