Search the entity as they will need to be in good standing to convey but also look for contingent liabilities as Adam mentioned.After conveyance of title you should be in the clear as any judgment after the sale usually can't touch you, unless there were issues unique to that property and there should be, a final clearance on title prior to filings to avoid last minute claims.I'd say the biggest issue will be from new construction or repairs being made to a property within the time frame allowed to file workman's and material liens.

I am not sure of Texas but we allow developers to file for zone change and permits before title is conveyed.

Be very clear on what kind of title will be conveyed, as well as what the buyer's obligations are.

It conveys respect and it changes everything.Memphis and Memphis renters are not an issue when you treat the residents as an equal partner with a valuable role to play in the success of an out of state owner. 

It's probably the survey you are referring to but it sounds like the seller either has an unrecorded conveyance to deal with or there is simply an existing encroachment.This isn't your problem to solve... and you aren't closing until the seller deals with it.

He certainly didn't use those words, and who knows if that was his intent or not, but that is the message he conveyed.

IE website craigslist  e mail blast etc.Further it went on in great detail about dealing with those properties in foreclosure.. this new termfor a buyer is  Equity conveyance buyer and there are strict rules with regard to this activity.

After a lot of communication, I finally conveyed that we were just wanting the "written approval", per the security agreement, that we could move out of our home before our 12 month occupancy was met.

Attorney working on the sellers end cant locate the registered agent so said something about pushing it through the judicial system to convey 100% ownership over to the lady I have the contract with.

The title will go into the trust name and when you die the trust will automatically convey title to your beneficiaries.