Someone in the past had went through the effort to have the lot subdivided and the garage sits on a different parcel from the house.  

These survive the tax deed and will be passed to you.http://fl-duval-taxcollector.publicaccessnow.com/P...I personally stopped bidding due to how long it takes for money to post to your clerk of courts account(basically ties up this money permanently) and too much wasted effort when 80% of the properties I am interested in are removed minutes prior to auction.

In the end, putting the effort into learning about the stock market, researching various mutual funds, and/or paying some broker a bunch of fees to manage my money (while they're most likely no better off than me) didn't make sense. 

There is a lot of misinformation and glamorization out there, so I ask the basics to real, true, genuine people on this site simply to hear the answers from people who aren't trying to sell me anything (whether that be a physical product or fallacies about how easy the task will be!).

They put zero effort into branding themselves as a professional agent and every person who sees it will think the same thing.

(Like when someone comes right behind you and offers more than you did on the property.)Every seller you talk to, every offer you make, every effort you take is a potato.

Once brought current, you finish foreclosure from 2nd position and take possession of the property.The numbers need to make sense with the idea of still having enough meat on the bone (equity in the property) to make it worthwhile to hold as a rental, sell via creating a new note via owner finance, or REO sale on the open market.The time it will take to complete your foreclosure in this particular state will weigh heavily on this decision, as you may bring it current, but if it takes you another 8 months to foreclose yourself, the 1st may fall behind again and it may not be worth the effort.

i'm telling you all this so that you can see that i am a genuine and relatable person. life's too short to pretend i'm a stuffy business person- i'm not. i also want to show you that i am motivated, smart, and resourceful. i have goals, but i need some help. i don't have time to waste, and i read once that Andrew Carnegie said that making good deals involves being up front and honest about what you want, so this is what i want:i want a mentor to help me to get some real experience in the field, and i want to find a reliable and fair network team. i also want someone to believe in me enough to invest in me so i can get started. what i'm willing to give:i am willing to negotiate a fair return on investments. i will share and support my network team just as much as they support me. and for a mentor, i will negotiate a fair trade(perhaps a percentage of my real estate profit for the first year) for the education. and... i will totally take some people on business dinners(and write them off on my taxes), you know, as a bonus. :)so, are any of you willing to invest in me?

There are efforts at the city level to revitalize the area and grants are available to improve the existing businesses facades in the area.

Waste of time and effort!