Oh wait, I think the class action participants might get $50 each.

Personally as part of my lease for condos I state that any HOA fee incurred due to a tenant's actions or neglect will be passed on to them and due to me within 30 days.

The other markets might be as well, but what I know about my market is we saw 2% appreciation throughout our mls last year despite the national news of real estate being in a decline… we are so insulated from the “bubble” conversation.

Being in the real estate business, I enjoy watching real estate news on social media, it gives me peace of mind.

Your ability to be honest about your investment, and be honest about your positive and negative actions, tells me that you would have a VERY successful career investing in real property.  

Learn your market and get to know your contractors and the work load they can handle and how quickly they can get to your project to help determine your best course of action.

However, the possibility the former owner or one of the lenders will claim service was improper is one of the reasons title insurers are reluctant to allow a policy to be issued w/o a quit title action being completed first.It's a good idea to ask the title agent for a commitment that will show the requirements for the issuance of a policy w/o exception for other interests.

They pay and you coordinate is always the best course of action to ensure it is being done. 

In public records was it ever assigned or were you ever notified of a transferOnce you find the lender I would reach out to them directlyI would also get an attorney involved in the state and potentially seek legal action and see if there are also trebled damages as well.Was the loan already paid off?

--comunicating information in a manner that leaves no ambiguity regarding planned or expected actions--seeking (requiring) clear unambiguous answers or responses,--documenting agreements in writing.