Transferring of title and determining who has the authority to convey the property is NOT the issue here and I apologize if anyone got that impression.I'm simply trying to get the Son the authority to obtain a payoff as well as the authority to negotiate a settlement on the account.

Whether you do anything with the rent that is up to you but conveying you are aware of and care about the inconvenience through your actions to help will make a difference in getting off on the right foot with them.

We are under a lien theory that where an owner grants a lien interest, they do not convey title which is re-conveyed back to the owner upon full payment of the loan.A sheriff's deed doesn't grant warranty as the chain of rights and title conveyed were broken.

I see it being cheaper than ending up in court and paying costs because I overlooked or conveyed something improperly.

The idea I try to convey on Bigger Pockets, whether it's with notes, rentals, stocks, whatever investment people make - if you do your due diligence and you're cautious in your approach, it's almost impossible to "lose your shirt" as you put it.

however, we try to convey at the arrangements in a professional manner that the funds need to be satisfied before the service.

Sounds to me like the listing broker is to ensure, reasonably, that there is good title to convey and they didn't search title well enough to list it.....and that there may be a penalty imposed of twice the amount.

The Seller agrees to convey property to Buyer for the sum of ____________________________________ with earnest money in the amount of __________III.TERMS.

I found a copy of the Sheriff's Deed and it states: "GRANT, SELL AND CONVEY unto U.S.

It's hard for me to convey certain deals with so many variables in a email or forum.Cheers~!