Also Joe, you seem to dislike the idea of Russian families getting money to buy things like food. 

Just some food for thought, take time and remember why you are really doing this  

For example if you wanted to loose weight you need to give up something first, maybe it’s a few hours watching TV, maybe its all that fast food, that is up to you.

I've combed through posts looking for recommendations and gathered a list of potential partners but thought it might be helpful to post a new thread for myself and for others to reference.For those of you that have been through the process or are currently in the process, can you share local recommendations on the below:- Realtor- Contractor- Cleaning Service- Mortgage Lenders- CPA- Insurance Provider- Anything/anyone else you believe is vital to succeed in making the transaction as smooth as possibleAny help would be greatly appreciated.

Definitely gives me food for thought. 

I don't like saving up on food.

Breaks my heart when she has to decide whether she is going to buy needed medicine or food because not enough money.Also a few times a month is so sick cant get out of bed.Spends her time typing on puter while laying flat,,,sometimes cant do even that,cant stand ANY noise or light.

Then the TCB must properly serve notice of the upcoming tax sale to the lien holders; there have been instances where service processors did not deliver the notice to the correct party / address.So liens that were missed or improperly served survive the Judicial Sale.Federal liens can be divested if they are properly served; those liens will have redemption rights for a limited time after the sale.

Naturally, if you find any issues during this process or immediately after you move in, you should inform the landlord immediately!

I can see real estate booming in the very near future, and all people need shelter, food and water no matter what would happen.