I assume that these liens will become the responsibility of a prospective high bidder due to their government/tax nature?

We are currently living in Italy as my husband works for the government and is ex military.

The ones with the worst terms first (usually this means pay off private student loans before government student loans) and always pay at least the minimum, preferably more to the extent that you can.

Once you get over $2-3 mil they are easier since you can get a government lender (Fannie-Freddie) and they are nonrecourse.

I have not heard of government type retirement plans that pay so low.

International markets in some areas might have more yield but they also have more risk due to stability in those countries with government and economic cycles.

How long is the governments right of redemption?

Oh yeah, there is no 'time efficient' way to deal with a government.

In Texas, it is illegal to profit from utilities so only actual usage can be billed to a tenant or you can calculate a bill based on allocation formulas defined by the governing authority.

I do know that if I spent as much money over my income as the government has done that I would be in jail for fraud.