The title company is doing / has done a title search and verified a clean title and the "premium" is to cover anything they didn't find that is published.

9) Dual agentsTo be fair, some of the things they published WERE fraudulent like bribing BPO agents or reverse staging, but thier misleading publications are going to have Realtors up in arms about short sale investors.

If they don't anything other than that, you'll be taking them to court and publishing their company name on all the investor sites on how poor a job they did here and what an absolute nightmare they've been as a PM.Don't be afraid to yell at the guy too.

I have started doing some research and have found the business journal in my county publishes the notice to creditor for probate filings.  

I can't promise that I'll be able to publish any conculusions - BUT, I will point out some very public data about the site, and let you draw some conclusions on it:The "New Member Introductions" tab has less than 15,000 topics.BiggerPockets boasts over 218,000 members on its homepage.One may infer that under 7% of members have introduced themselves in that forum.What does that tell us about the success rate of that 7%?  

(For example, here is a guide published by Wells Fargo: http://reo.wellsfargo.com/docs/104567_122011.pdf)Post-foreclosure sale, the banks are pretty impossible to deal with.

It was more cost effective than an LLC because in NY we have to pay publishing fees and they run high.

I've listened to all of the Bigger Pockets podcast content and read about everything they've published.

Sam ... that's why we work with a realtor ... not only does he only bring us properties that meet our criteria, but we frequently get the info before the listing gets published (to the public) on MLS.

Originally posted by Tom Hazuka:where can i find info on landlord/tennant lawsIndividual counties often publish/distribute their own landlord tenant handbook.