I'm convinced that half of those offers are phantom offers just to make it seem like there's action.

Keep your sites simple with clear calls to action and links to submission forms on every page and it will have the same effect.

In Ann Arbor, if a dwelling is cited three times during the winter by the Housing Inspection Department because the heating system will not maintain the required temperature without portable heaters, corrective action (e.g. storm windows, insulation, additional heating capability) may be required.

You might have to spend 3-6K before landing a deal, but it at least you going to be taking action instead of getting priced out of the market.

Someone here is an organized creature of habit as I, that has gotten you to where you are now because of your repetitive, cyclical actions.

While several strategies come to mind, whta your seller is suggesting is a good course of action.

If that were not true, we wouldn't need legal action like foreclosure.

Since this is a tax deed, you cannot resell the property with insurable title until you either 1. obtain a quiet title action from an attorney, or 2. wait for 4 years.I did the quiet title action and that cost about $1500.

I'll be out of action for a while, but should be back up to speed in a couple weeks.

Thanks for this action plan!