From the outside and description it looks really well maintained.I know there’s a big difference between the offer and the price that this deal makes sense at.

From your original description it sound like you are talking about a tax sale which in some areas are conducted by the sheriff and often confused with the normal term of a sherriffs sale as far as a foreclosure goes.The only way to make 100k+ on one deal is to get a property for 100+ less than what it is worth.It is possible, yes, but as unlikely as finding an $1,000.00 on the ground which is legal tender.

Go do Google Searches online for each one using youtube in your Search description and look at all the free video lessons on each method.

And the only thing of public record is the deed that titles the property over to the trust.On that deed, you can see the trustee, the land trust’s name and the legal description of the property.

The more complete and honest your description of your property is,  the more accurate your desktop appraisal will be.

Finally, spruce up your BP profile - put in a photo and description of who you are and what you do.

Everything in your description of the property is a red flag.

I usually just get the legal description and call building regulations or who ever provides the permits, they can look it up and see if it's buildable, has restrictions, needs to be zonned or other restrictions.

It spells out the legal description of the property, and then the beneficiary, trustor, and trustee.

The legal description for all the properties in this area are listed as two lots.