The grantor must defend the title for the grantee if a cloud on the title arose under or through the grantor.

They will be defending them in court.

You cannot talk or defend or argue through this.

Free event and free advice.. much like what you get on BP... some BP advice is good some is not so good and some is down right dangerous. nothing different really.Not defending these guys by any means..

The property remains titled in the owner's name (the Defendant in the Foreclosure action).

They would have to defend title.Now changing perspective to the adverse possessor side, the AP would have to prove actual, open, notorious, hostile and pay taxes and satisfy their state's statutes as to improvement at prove up trial.

Using a system with numbers is now defendable if there are complaints.1.On time for appointment2.BROUGHT NECESSARY ITEMS: Identification, application information, references, application fee, holding deposit...3.Filled out application completely and truthfully4.Able to verify all of the necessary information5.Able to pay full amount of rent and deposit6.Sufficient monthly income of 3 times the rental amount7.Verifiable income and employment8.Stable income or employment for a minimum of _____ months9.Financial obligation of no more than _____% of income10.Satisfactory credit history (no bankruptcy)11.Provided credit references12.At current address for a minimum of ______months13.Gave proper notice to current landlord14.Gave proper notice to previous landlord15.No prior evictions16.No problems with previous landlords17.Deposit fully returned (none withheld for damages)18.No complaints or police reports regarding disturbing the peace, etc.19.No significant violations of a previous rental agreement20.No pets or is willing to sign a pet agreement and meets additional pet criteria21.Non-smokers22.Has a Delinquency Rate less than 45% based on Credit Score Analysis performed by Tenant Background Search.23.Has a credit grade of B or credit score of 600 or higher per Tenant Background Search.

I was named as a defendant after former owners in LP filed in April 2015.

Don't need to be so tough on @Chris E.He's trying to get input on out-of-state investing....I started my "Defending Detroit and Michigan" thread:Defending Detroit Thread Here because people have real weird concepts about Detroit and Metro Detroit.

What makes the Fair Housing Act (see MLK history) special, is that the feds are there to defend it.