Because of this statute, most title insurance guidelines prevent underwriters and agents from issuing a title insurance policy during the first ten years after the Tax Deed has been issued unless the potential claims of previous owners (and others who may have had some interest in the land) are extinguished by a Court Order.

We have a termite bond company that identified old activity (unknown how old) but not active and wanted to charge $250 for a preventative treatment.Thanks

Prevents any issues coming up later when you want to sell the property or when the county sends drones through your neighborhood looking for unpermitted pools/decks/carports, etc to try to raise revenue to cover unfunded liabilities in government spending. ;-)

Unless the buyer try to negotiate with seller, seller take home 5k more, and the buyer pay 5k less, cut out the middle man.This is not ethical and you have a contract with seller to prevent this from happening, right?

Prohibition on distribution or sale of mailing or telephone number lists — Penalty. (1) Except as provided in subsections (2),Subsection (2)  "...this section does not prevent an individual from compiling a mailing list or a telephone number list by examination or copying of public records, original documents or applications which are otherwise open to public inspection."

Anything could happen with title, probate, etc to delay or prevent closing.

Just make sure you have some kind of water proofing to prevent that happening again. 

Every state has different laws on auctioned hoes, those homes tend to be in bad shape and have a redemption period for the previous homeowner to pay delinquent property taxes which prevents any work on those homes until that period is over. 

TRUST ME, the girlfriend will admit that he was living there and will likely even allow him back into the property against orders.But even if not, if he was residing there, with landlord permission or not, lease or not, he is a TENANT, or at the very least an authorized occupant, and as such cannot be prevented from entering his primary dwelling...not by the landlord.

It hit my area pretty hard last year and most attorneys and title companies have taken measures to prevent it.