Title companies apparently do not feel confident that some interested party won't come out of the woodwork at some later date saying that they weren't notified of the delinquency and subsequent sale.So if you are trying to pick up some land with some spare change that you intend to get to after we send men to Mars, you should be okay.  

I'd argue that the BP Nation is the best investors network to engage in so at least you're in the right place.

Anyone found additional ways to be more confident in the rent potential?

Really Appreciate the vote of confidence. 

We've focused on putting a really nice product out there, so I'm confident that the property can support higher rates. 

Each saying to make friends with the lenders, Im confident that I can do that but where would I start?

This is the only way that you can see a viable deal and act on it with confidence that you can profit from the investment.Bill

My dad recently engaged an estate attorney in Georgetown to set up a trust to pass their estate on to me when they die.

Do your due diligence on each individual asset and engage some more experienced investors if you need help with your assumptions.

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