As long as you don't own the note, nobody can tell you that you can't knock on the door and ask to speak to someone.You're not the landlord and you're not the mortgage holder so what law could you possibly be breaking?

The only job of the Trustee is to get the best price for their client who is the Lien holder foreclosing on the property and then subsequently complete the transaction by collecting funds and filing the foreclosure deedThe Trustee has zero responsibility to make sure bidders aren't colluding(other than verifying funds) or ensuring the title is clear 

Then, any buyer will be obligated to sell if the option holder desires to buy at that originally agreed price.

Current holder won't extend.

@Austin Davis, many assistant type jobs in the real estate industry require that the job holder eventually obtain a license.  

But a "reverse exchange" is probably the tool that would solve both of these problems and get you where you need to go.In a reverse exchange your qualified intermediary would take title to the lot as the "exchange accommodating title holder" (eat).  

It sounds like your buying the homes before the tax lien certificate holder can collect the property from default? 

Assuming I am the highest bidder, what are my chances to negotiate the interest rate with the tax certificate holder to obtain clear title.

While I am not asking about a large-scale nuclear/EMP event, I am asking what value a cryptocurrency has to its holder - as a tangible thing, which one can trade for food, for example - when the infrastructure does not work.If it is a currency - a medium of exchange - how can it be used for that exchange without the infrastructure that supports it being accessible at the moment of the desired exchange?

That does not mean that you cannot replace them with another voucher holder when they go though.I was convinced to give voucher programs a try as a landlord towards the end of 2020 and so far I've had a good experience.