To be responsible to pay an obligation to anyone, even banks, or the government, you must have entered into a contratual obligation.

All these programs are great, but working in that capacity, I could not benefit from the programs because of federal dollars involved. 

If I buy the property, the Ohio lien will claim its due from the former owner for that money, not against the property I bought.And IRS liens are recorded in the taxpayer's state of residence, not in some federal database somewhere???

These are two sites for government/bank foreclosures.

Avoid FHA or any government backed loan like the 203k if your planning on flipping the house immediately.

The RDA should now be governed by the Oversight Board and half of the cities may still be in litigation with the state, but some may have some inventory for you to look at.Try diversifying into Tax Sales and NPN's.

.- Government administration especially related to zoning and land development- Mortgage companies or working as a loan officer- Title insurance companiesYou may also get some ideas from looking at the vendors who frequent your local REIA.

Affinity Federal 100% I can't say enough good things.

The statue: (b) In a tenancy with multiple tenants, one of whom is terminating the lease under subdivision 1, any lease governing all tenants is terminated at the latter of the end of the month or the end of the rent interval in which one tenant terminates the lease under subdivision 1.

Schedule an open house showing, asking applicant to bring government issued photo ID and paycheck stubs to the showing.