*****Each state is different, so you should work with a Realtor to help guide you through the home buying process or consult an attorney to draft your specific contract needs.  

Best to consult local realtors for guidance on that. 

My wife's father (owner of the property) had consulted an attorney and will be most likely putting the residence in a trust.

(Upon graduation, I will be working in consulting/financial services in Annapolis)I have very big long term goals, but I believe that I am capable of achieving what I set my mind to.

I wouldn't be surprised if their is a balance on the mortgage that the property isn't also in the foreclosure process since the mortgage is likely to be as equally back due as the taxes are. 3) Based on the results of the above your next steps could be any number of things, but a good estate/probate attorney might be a good start as they can likely help you untangle some of the mess...then again a real estate attorney may also be helpful to guide you through the issues with the bank and tax liens4) If you do decide to you're not completely scared away by what's going on and want to do more due diligence than I'd consult an accountant as well.

As far as contracts to use CONSULT AN ATTORNEY!!!!

My wife and I currently reside in Fort Myers, FL where I work full-time as a consultant at an IT research and advisory company and she is a first grade teacher.We recently moved from Greenville, NC in July of last year for my job and are loving every square inch of Florida!  

You get a discount on any legal work done that goes beyond the initial consultation.  

Account Closed I am sure this has been said already but my suggestion would be to consult with an attorney to help you thoroughly review your lease agreement.

This post is for entertainment purposes and as always, consult a licensed professional in your state when dealing with preparing recorded documents.