Check with the local county building department to find out for sure.

Dear Friends,As a newbie, I'm learning about marketing and the "funnel" :)I wanted to know "how" one finds out about tax liens AND who is behind on their mortgage.

Is there some site that lists each countys website of that department?

I'd start first with conversations with both the planning/zoning commission and the building department to see if its even feasible.In terms of value, ground floor space if most valuable.

All of your opinions are dearly noted and greatly appreciated.Looks like I need to do some more research on what Assgnmt Contract is.

I think there are better deals in the area with better returns (in a similar price range).You can also check the city web site, the Department of Neighborhood Services has all the info about violations and permits, that often tells a story about the property.

If you contact the local code enforcement department and file a complaint about the exterior issues it's possible the lender will have a property preservation company come out to resolve the issues to avoid fines/liens.

Travis WestCIEC (Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant)MAC0325 (Mold Assessment Consultant licensed by the Texas Department of State Health Services)

The first place to start will be with the city zoning and/or planning departments.

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