Do we have legal ground to stand on here?

Any successful wholesale investors within the DMV area looking to have someone do the ground work for them of finding vacant/distressed/foreclosed homes???

Like I said, I do not have a ton of experience in tax liens,  but I know that you will want to at a very minimum drive the properties that you intend to bid on and make sure that they are standing (not burned to the ground) and not condemned. 

If they can't afford it, do I have grounds for eviction as a new owner-occupier?

I just wanted to grab a second opinion on the cost since this is new ground for me.  

Otherwise, I would start scoping out your stomping ground for potential deals as Frisco is a hotter market right now!

My sister in law is the middle ground and can see both sides and is able to help bridge the gap when needed.

Just remember when you doing ground up they are on you more than a rehab and seem to just add on things that none could not imagine especially at the last minute.

This included property managers/assistant, grounds keepers, leasing specialist, handy man at apartment complexes, etc. 

Along with a truly bizarre threat to cancel my insurance on grounds seemingly pulled out of a hat and disclosed cryptically, Nationwide has promised that if I do manage to keep my insurance, my premium will go up because the rebuilding cost of my property is higher than the $300,000 my insurance currently covers.