Books I am reading currently include "One Thing" (re-read but for sure top 5 book of all time) and the "The 7-day weekend" which is a contrarian way of thinking about business. 

I re- read through all my closing documents where she signed off on the “assumption of existing mortgage agreement” which spells out that the loan stays  in her name and the affects of it.

I researched and read and reread Book, which is how I found bigger pockets. 

Rereading my post, I realized I screwed up the easement description. 

Reread your post...particularly the part where you say "My concern is the current lien holder (Navy Federal) being notified of the second lien (not in the original purchasers name obviously) and then calling the note due." 

I just re read it and it sounded arrogant.

Re-reading your replies helped me learn a lot as well, I appreciate the time you take to post here and help people.

@Darrell Gibson Also, I just re-read my reply and I absolutely don’t mean to sound critical or judgmental.

Please reread my suggestion.  

If you as an investor plan to approach homeowners in California to purchase their property after a NOD has been filed you definitely need to read (and reread) California Civil Code 1695.