Funny you should ask....I started the eviction process through magistrate court this past April.The previous owner (who's been living in the house, and who is still living in the house) fought the eviction   I went to magistrate court 3 times about it and I thought it was about to be over with when I was told that the guy filed a federal lawsuit against me & the mortgage lender alleging fraudulent foreclosure. 

reporting the other guy for an alleged violation, won't win you the house. 

Since the last alleged transfer of ownership was around 20 years ago, it is most likely that just the current "gifted" owner would show up and only his evidence would be considered..However, a key aspect of filing a Quiet Title action is the Court will require the filer to notify all persons with a recorded interest in the property (and their Heirs). 

q=cache:w_TTVYUXMnUJrmoney.com/about_us.html+smartmastermoney.com&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=us We invested $160,000 with him and we have a notarized contract that these monies were to be used as payment for a specific property but we are alleging that he didn't use our money as promised.

I hope we can all get along and I can continue to grow and learn without others making allegations and taking shots at me.

You are certainly welcome to your opinions - positive and negative - but you are not welcome to libel anyone, to lie, or to make false allegations.

You are certainly welcome to your opinions - positive and negative - but you are not welcome to libel anyone, to lie, or to make false allegations.

The buyer is who requested no title company and allegedly set up the escrow account.

I hope he goes to prison for a long time if the allegations are true.

One of the insured's obligations is to notify the insurer of any allegations of a title defect which the insured believes may be covered under the policy, as soon as possible.