Check your deparment of natural resources or department of conservation for the rules.

I scan deals quickly and only look at the numbers if there is no major issues outstanding.

I would say that you should push on as you have a good sense of the major things to consider.John Corey

The worst thing is they don't know how to call the fire department if they start a fire.

It's about 4 1/2 years old with a major "dressing up" done less than a year ago, granite, S/S appliances, etc, etc.We got it for just under $100/ft and they're leaving us a HUGE refrigerator.

Only 5 mins to US Army Post the major employer for area.

Some of the notices are posted a little before 21 days, but the majority of them are on day 21.I've never used a foreclosure listing service, so I'm really ignorant on what they can offer.As for having the time to sufficiently research the liens, I guess that depends on your schedule.

In California, where I have experience, you can do it under the Department of Corporations.

My situation is essentially I've had to liquidate much of my $ to assist a family member out of a major bind with their health (bless the medical system <rolls>) and that has put me into debt in a big way and my income barely covers my base expenses (not counting other necessities...gas... food.. etc).

Its a great place to be, especially if you're a biker/hiker/skier/fisherman like me.I'm an early retiree from a major airline.