The only time I spend on that house is stamping the back of the check, depositing it, and recording it in my Xcell spreadsheet which my wife calls the "nerd sheet".

I do have a copy of the plat from the surveyor with approval stamp from the town selectboard so I'm thinking that process is complete.

Only liens are $1350 for outstanding doc stamps, taxes are current.I also agree that the exit strategy needed to be foreclosure.

You will have to submit plans, engineer stamped usually, for the work that was done, meeting building codes, apply for the permit, correct whatever work is not to code, then have it inspected.

For sure, get yourself a move-in checklist, fill it out at take date stamped photos of the condition of the property as close to your move-in date as possible.

I was sitting home with a yellow note pad, envelopes and stamps stuck in a rut until I came across this site.

ok I called all the title places around and with all three looks like I'll be at about 800 for the title work/ insurance/deed/stamps/filings.

I suggest envolopes from you local dollar store and stamps books from the post office, they are cheaper when you by them in booklets.and if you have the list in a spreadsheet, color coordinate them every time the call Red, Green.

They print the letter and envelope and supply the stamp.

They were just about to ready to hit my autofolder and be stuffed and stamped.