I am more inclined to want the interest than the property so I look for owner/occupied properties with a history of past redemptions and liens that are about to expire so there is a likelihood that the owner of that certificate may begin foreclosure so that he or she does not lose his or her investment and I will be bought out at that point. 

I can see most sales history if I look at both Trulia and Zillow (they are both spotty, but usually list enough different properties to give me an idea of sales data).  

If I go to a specific property on tax assessors website, I can see yearly tax history, but that would be very time consuming. 

Our daughter was so organized when she and her husband bought their house we just helped them get furniture for it.

Shorter job history only because they graduated college in the past few years.

It was fun to hear @Max Nussenbaum and @Tim Dingman chat about the history of the company and how that relates to their investments and rehab work in the New Center area. 

We bought the home and moved there in my wife's 8th month of pregnancy with our first daughter.

This is no different than the settlement check from insurance co I will be receiving for my daughter (minor) as it will have my ex's name on it too.

Our Daughter is entering her Freshman year here in a few weeks.

Because they created the LLC entity type and have the best laws and history in upholding its protections.