I may be mistaken and the title company is offering to issue a commitment for the $75 but you should confirm with both exactly what your getting for your money.The reason I'm strongly recommending you get a title commitment is because if you bid on the property based on the attorney's opinion or a title report and win and later find out there's a encumbrance on the property which you weren't told about and was not extinguished by the Sheriff's sale then you can only look to recover your loss from the attorney or title company under the terms of the opinion or title report. 

For every tenant who falls into the latter category, the current system seems highly vulnerable to gaming and tenants could intentionally create protracted repossessions.In Utah we still have to hold personal property for 2 weeks prior to possession--after which the tenant must pay the cost of storage to recover it. 

(See #'s 1 - 3 above).5a - If bought correctly, the REI can quickly recover ALL of the cost of that investment...and still remain in control of that investment...and still receive liquid (cash flow) returns from that same investment.5b - If bought correctly, the cost of the REI can be recovered quickly thus making all net returns from that point forward 100% profit.5c - If bought correctly, you can use the same money over and over again to control of an infinite number of REI.6 - RE CAN be purchased using "free" money...over and over again...and these are just some of the additional items most of these articles never mention.

I agree with some of the others, stay put in the stock market until things calm down and recover, which they will.If you want to be passive, consider investing in private placement offerings.

If you have to pay another plumber to fix it, depending on how much trouble you want to go through, you could go to small claims court to recover the repair cost from the original plumber. 

Personally, I don't have a need to do any evictions, but I know a lot of landlords have tenants that aren't paying right now and need to recover possession of their properties. 

Language from my lease:ATTORNEY/COLLECTION FEES: In the event that legal action must be taken against Tenant to enforce any part of this Lease or applicable laws, Landlord shall be entitled to its recover costs and reasonable attorneys' fees incurred in connection therewith.

Today, the stock market is thriving -- but we have 40M people out of work (and likely 15M that won't go back anytime soon) and GDP at 50% contraction (and that won't fully recover anytime soon).What do you think everyone is going to be saying in a couple years?

I'm requesting an exception topolicy to continue processing the loan or to request an update to policy tohelp other veterans in my shoes recover the expenses paid towards closingeffected by the suspension of the Alteration and Repair Loans.After further review of my case I see that the Appraisal was ordered by mylender on 30 April and the Circular was published on 10 April of this year.I understand that they were not in compliance with the circular, but how itwas distributed to them to ensure they put measures in place to ensure thatit is followed is something I would not have control of.

Unfortunately, there is nothing left to help recover rents.