This could include modifications that are necessary to "maintain, preserve and safekeep" the property.Obviously every state is different so it is difficult to give generalized answers to questions without knowing which state the question relates to.Arnie Abramson, CEOTexas Tax Sales Resource Group LLC

I know that in my area the municipality doesn't sell them (at least that's what they told me), I'd be interested where else you can get them. 18% is good, and if you have a good amount of cash, that's a good way to preserve and build capital of you can wait. 

Turn-key, PMCs, working on your business vs in it blah blah are for capital preservation stage investors, not growth and expansion ones.  

The best way to preserve capital is using the BRRRR method.

Seems like you have an idea of which markets you want to invest in but doesn't sound like you nailed it down to why.

I generally don't like government interference but, this time, the City of Boston hit the nail on the head.

She obviously knows her stuff and nailed it. 

Bill Walston, I think that hit the nail on the head, big thank you to you and @Jscott

Now your ad copy could be awesome, you even nailed your offer perfectly, but your missing 1 major thing.

Make sure you can read the prints and get the right materials amounts and , nails , extra for cuts and bad material .