I will list the steps and some notes of what I have found out and maybe somebody can steer me in the right direction of how to proceed.1. found vacant property with an eviction notice from sheriffs office posted on front door2. from all my research the woman is dead and may possibly have children 3. went to clerks office and pulled the records.. clerk told me it looks like it was sold back to bank. also looks to be a 60k tax lien on property4. went to tax assesors office and they said the tax bill is up to date5 called wells fargo about property and they told me it looks like the property is still in forclosure. they wouldn't tell me the amount but from my research at clerks office it is about 70k.Can anyone tell me how I can aquire try to aquire this property?

Hi All --Even though this is a title-specific question, I'm posting this in the "tax and legal" section because I feel like that's what we're mostly talking about and optimizing for. First, a caveat: Any responses her...

My children would probably lose/eat them) ;) 

This can be avoided by having somebody else bid for you (but not somebody who is a prohibited person like spouse, parents, children, grandchildren or their spouses.)

Through a connection with the realtor we're working with, we know the couple just wants to sell it with no hassle when their older children move out in about 2 weeks. 

I got 4 live ones. 1 couldn't sell since papa was a rolling stone and had children they knew of but had no communications with.

I'm buying these for long-term wealth, possible retirement income, and more important to pass on something to my children, so the additional money I paid to a turnkey to do the heavy lifting over the long haul seems like money well spent for now. 

Multifam/Apts  is no longer an option if you are a conscious/awake person, and if you have children or are pregnant, get out today, you are causing permanent damage to you children,  being exposed to sometimes dozens  of wifi signals from un-thoughtful neighbors who do not know how to turn them off.   

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Y'all are talking about calculating a non custodial parent's childsupport obligation into their DTI ratio or subtracting that from their gross income......but are you doing the same for custodial parents by assessing a cost to their children and factoring that into their DTI ratio?