@Brian J Allen One person's trash is another person's treasure...

I'm thinking that might get pretty complicated because liquidating treasures for that would not be easy. 

At that time, the County Treasurer issues his tax execution to the County Tax Collector who is charged with collecting delinquent taxes, assessments, penalties and costs for collection.

Treasures are not real property, hence not like kind with real estate, which is real property.Further, certain types of property are specifically excluded from Section 1031 treatment.

Then when your stepson comes of age you'll be all ready to move...You can customize the home just as you want it this way and have a family treasure to pass down.I'm assuming this will be a remote site and no permits needed?

I recall being told that one of the people living there would be the treasurer and collect all the money for the rent and submit one payment, so you aren't chasing 7 individuals down.  

@Mason Vitalis One person's "garbage" is another one's "treasure"! 

While the site isn’t as visually appealing or interactive as others, it provides a treasure trove of data, including crime indices based on FBI reports.

Nearly all of them received C2 designations from the appraisers.Reminds me of the saying my grandpa used to tell me, "One person's treasure is another person's trash"! 

So they might not be aware they bought substandard.To my comment about lenders, I was an hoa treasurer then prez for +10 yrs.