not sure if they publish that list anywhere-police log maybe.

Of course, your loan officer might be having a bad day or just not like you, and in that case you're spending a couple thousand on legal fees and perhaps losing your property in order to find out whether you've cured the default or not...However, the conclusion that the lender will likely not to pursue a foreclosure if you attempt to solve the DOS default by re-conveying the property is bolstered by the fact that I ran a quick nationwide Westlaw search to see if there were any published opinions on the "curability" issue, and did not find any.

I would appreciate any books, web-sites, ect. that anyone could refer me to.Thanks,Rhonda

I will be buying 120 double hung windows in the next 2 months for a big project, and the feedback on the web is confusing at best, mostly installers who prefer high end windows and don't care about costs of the end user.

Accredify verifies with the IRS and publishes certificates with a lawyers signature.

IMO, you don't have to be concerned about things like when the paper publishes or what the redemption period is or when the date for auction is set.

Here's a link to that web page tutorial I made - http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/06/01/how-to-build-website/Hope that helps!

Ryan Siriann I can't speak for Illinois but here in Ohio the secretary of state web site has a form to file an llc.

This is the best site on the web to learn from in my opinion.

(2) But counterpoint to (1), I've read (on this web site, no less) that a responsible investor tries to paint as complete a picture as he can during his pro forma, therefore it is prudent to include the costs of the PM.Please note: I live abroad and have for a few years.