Depending on what you find available and how many possessions you have but it’s likely possible to find a decent sized duplex to purchase.

Generally, reporting companies must provide four pieces of information about each beneficial owner:name;date of birth;address; andthe identifying number and issuer from either a non-expired U.S. driver’s license, a non-expired U.S. passport, or a non-expired identification document issued by a State (including a U.S. territory or possession), local government, or Indian tribe.

One is the order of possession and the other is an award for the monetary damage.

If Landlord exercises this Right, binder funds will be mailed within 7 days to Prospective Tenant(s) at a current address listed on their application(s).Move-In RequirementsFirst Month’s Rent must be paid in full in the amount of: $__________Security Deposit must be paid in full in the amount of: $__________Other Move-in Fees must be paid in full in the amount of: $__________All tenant paid utilities must be transferred into Prospective Tenant’s name.Background checks done on all occupants aged 18 and above.A Lease must be executed and signed by all parties.When all move-in requirements have been met and Prospective Tenant(s) given possession of the property, the binder will be used as the tenant’s security deposit.

I don’t think this is the borrower homestead since the records have a different owner address than the physical address.This is confusing because we aren’t buying a foreclosed property, we would be foreclosing to take possession.

Washington inherited two large estates; the first was the estate he got possession of when marrying Martha; however, unlike most husbands of that era he didn’t “consume” the ownership of Martha’s estate into his own; he operated it in a “trust” capacity for the benefit of Martha and her daughter by a previous marriage.  

It could be he is lodged and charged after which you can take possession based on abandonment/non-payment.It's always a good idea to use an attorney but if you spend the time, read the laws it's a pretty straight forward process to evict on the grounds you stated.  

And how long on average would you say it took you to become the owner and take possession of the properties (to flip or rent them I suppose) from the moment you purchased the debt? 

Nickle and diming on questionable charges such as late fees for funds that were never paid, but rather taking out of funds that you had possession of the entire time just leaves a bad taste. 

I actually suspect when all is said and done, very little will have changed... other than hands possessing the $418 million that went from the NAR to a bunch of lawyers and the government I guess?