Mortgages require judicial foreclosure.

If not, then you need to proceed with a judicial foreclosure and you would have to file a lawsuit with the Circuit Court. 

My fear is if we over extend ourselves by purchasing the final home...which is likely going to be much more expensive than the others we likely won't be able to get the mortgage we are looking for and/or future loans will even be more complicated given the fact our DTI will be as high as it is.I believe if we transfer ownership to an LLC this should help side step this situation but I'm not even certain of that.  

It really depends on how complicated the install is, which comes down to access to run wires and location of the cameras.

If you bid zero percent, and 3 other people also bid zero percent - then the software randomly chooses a winner from the four of you - and it might not be you.The good news for a tax lien foreclosure in AZ is that it is a judicial foreclosure.

Feel free to reach out for any other suggestions sounds like a complicated situation now you just have to find a way to ease out of it.

What may appear to be a good deal may have major issues or hidden complications.2) Always, always, always check a property for outstanding permits, liens, and easements.

What may appear to be a good deal may have major issues or hidden complications.2) Always, always, always check a property for outstanding permits, liens, and easements.

It gets complicated pretty fast. 

I would like the freedom to purchase properties in any state, but I am beginning to think that will be complicated by the rules of most business entities.