THE PREVIOUS HOLDER ONLY NEEDS TO REPAY THE PURCHASE PRICE AT WHICH YOU ACQIURED THE PROPERTY. 

Once they are two years old, the holder may file with the clerk of courts to force a TAX DEED SALE of the subject property.

Putting this one down as an action to contact my 401k holder to find out the details, but would love to hear your feedback regardless.Dan

If you take a few minutes to go to Brie Schmidts turnkey-reviews.com website you will see listed about 50 turnkey companies and yelp style reviews.. also no squeeze page.. this will get you headed in the right direction.. also there is some really good info on the stat's of the MSA  IE population growth demographics etc etc.Keep in mind there are also marketing companies that will rep for turnkey providers.. they are well represented on BP as well. although turnkey markets are somewhat interchangeable vis a vi return on investment.. ( reason being the market demands a certain return otherwise folks won't invest in them).

all of these international students are on F1 or J1 visas, and they all live in the same state as I am and only want to invest in the same state.Anybody has any ideas about my situation from a company registration perspective?

There is no such need, Any certificate holder, after 2 years, can send the property to a tax deed auction by paying off all the other certificates and app fees.....there is no priority with the certificates.

I get it.. keep in mind Lenders just want money and commissions .. no matter who the borrower is vis a vi race religion creed etc.

Bond holders may now get into income properties. 2.

For Visa, consumers are not swiping, because they are not spending as much.

The filing of the 2nd DOT will constitute constructive notice to the 1st lien holder, so you don't need to contact the 1st mortgage holder.