However, the debt collector still has the old owner's tax ID, not the tax ID of the new holding entity (mine) that holds the property.Should I even be concerned of this debt?

It's in the booming "country" town of Fulshear, TX right outside of Katy.

Since this is not being done there has to be something else behind what is being done, therefore I question his agenda.As far as the first Bush admin starting this cycle of debt, you can view it that way if you choose, but history has showed us that after a war there is always a boom cycle.

How do you spell Economic Boom?

And you can wind-up with a "like-new", energy efficient duplex (triplex or "quad", as FHA will lend on up to a 4-plex).This is interesting, Iv thought of buying a plex where im at right now, except its a little scary to me because its a boom town.

I got one of the buildings back, and in just one year the value of the property went up by 40% (we had a boom here in the city).

Union City is definitely not an investor-friendly town and its rent control, vacation rental ordinances are no match for investor-booming Jersey City.

There are economic indicators that could support both a major storm is coming or that we are poised for a boom.  

As it was once one of the richest cities in America during the coal boom, the infrastructure and housing stock is incredible.

LOL right like they are going to remember who you are.. when you write a contract and clearly put in there your in second position .. they will hold on to it and if the first position does not close boom your already in contract as they have accepted your offer in second position. works like a charm for real buyers.