If you are interested in a particular state, add that to the search criteriaI know it might seem to be disjointed and time consuming too seek insight be trolling through threads but are so many useful posts on here.

And after all, residential mortgages don't have prepayment penalties, so you can always pay in extra principal if circumstances suite.

I would seek legal help with a competent attorney well versed in these kind of liens/forced sales to find a resolution.I wish you all the best.

But the private petro dollars may start seeking that as a home.

I read Larry Goins Ultimate Buying and Selling program which helped me a lot.Taking your time and seeking advice is really important as well!

Call advertisements(Rent ads, CL etc..)...most RE investors looking to fill vacancies...Ask questions, seek to help fill a vacancy, request a time to connect..some will shut the door, but not all...Take ACTION..good luck!!

I would seek advice from a person who does loans.

Decedents estate has probably been cited with penalties and fines from the home's violation of city/county ordinances.

A c-corp setup is necessary for a robs transaction to avoid 401K distribution taxes and the early withdrawal penalty.

You should also receive the notification from the county. a) IF YES, pay off the amount (2013 tax owing + interest + penalty + overbid amount + 20% of total bidding amount.)