Looking for a little guidance in Tax Liens in Florida, more particularly Broward county.Is there like a 7 year period for foreclosure?

I bought it in a foreclosure auction.  

I’ve been building new construction and renting since 2002....with the exception of 2008-2015, where I was scooping up foreclosures.

Or you could buy some tax-lien notes or a foreclosures or two.

If the credit is low because of them not paying everyday bills like utility bills, car payments, cell phone bills then we will pass on them because they just don't pay any kind of bill on time or at all which isn't a good sign.If the credit is low only because of a foreclosure/bankruptcy, medical bills, or student loans AND they make well above the minimum income requirement w/ no criminal or eviction history we may explore accepting them with 2 months security. 

@drew paktry the foreclosure auction.

Hi everyone,I just bought a house in Michigan at a sheriff's foreclosure auction...my first time doing so.There is a 6 month redemption period.The house is likely to be sold by the owner, in fact it's scheduled for closing at the end of February.Questions concerning payment to me at closing:How do I find the maximum interest rate that will be charged?

I did use Cameron's  Proof of funds letter that helped give me some credibility for foreclosure deals. 

Right now I'm working with a partner helping home owners who are going in foreclosure in the Cortland, Tompkins and Onondaga Counties.

Foreclosure/REO inventory (this is mainly 18301/18360 zips) has reduces from 300 for 2016 to on track to be around 90 in 2017.