Other investors can contact them, and many do once a tax lien has been sold on a property - but the actual tax lien/certificate holder in Florida can not contact the owner per the statutes.

I called her, "Sorry sold" me: How much did you wind up getting?

So many different variables etc.You should order a copy of the work number verification and see what it says. 

The idea is to consider the single-wide as the "primary" unit (that's how it's being sold) and apply for a construction loan to finance both the primary unit (the man home) and the future ADU. 

It would depend where it was in the foreclosure process in regards to the bank allowing it to be sold.

One of the duplexes is being sold by an investor who currently has 20 buildings, so a real estate agent won't be involved in that sale. 

Thanks Brian,I'll check into that with a local lawyer.Once you had the declaration built who managed it once you sold all your units? 

You think the landlord would have just sold it to them.

Mine is worth about 280-290 based off recent sold comps and those are model matches.

The home was selling for 372,500, now am in 457,845, the homes in that are sold no more than 450,000.