Clearly, Josh & Brandon are driving traffic to BP by forcing new members to give up Google...that has to be it!!  

If the seller has a written lease that is still in force (hasn't gone month-to-month), that is probably enough.I would not change the locks unless there is some particular reason to.

Hopefully that will send the message that they need to figure out their problems or you are ready to force one of them to move.  

MAYBE $500 in cash if I went full force with skip tracers, etc.A judgement means nothing if you can't collect.  

If you violate, there is typically a clause where the bank can force repurchase at your cost.

May the Force be with you, Joe !

If taxes on the property was delinquent and there is a forced tax sale, you’ll be out of luck, or you can bid to buy the property.Contrary to popular belief, people can not just sell property simply because they are related to the deceased owner.

QB doesn't support that and forces a procedural sequence to move funds. 

For C and B- areas that are more suitable for out of state owners, I believe you'll be looking at ROIs around 10% and property tax bills around $1500/year. 

The difference being after the redemption period you do not have to force a foreclosure auction to acquire the property, is this correct?