They wont.Primary residence holders can live in and enjoy the use of unpermitted work, self accepting known risks associated with it.  

My problem is that I know a former would-be purchser who got a preliminary title report from Chicago Title that read the owner--and three prior title holders--never had any legal interest in the property.

.), fail to execute contracts with vendors, use uninsured and unlicensed vendors, fail to be added as additional insured (likely don't even know the difference between being a certificate holder and being added as additional insured).   

So I am in the same boat as others when it comes to supplies.I leave a roll on the holder and one extra in each bathroom with the exception of the master which has 4 rolls plus the roll on the holder.

While that is good for lenders, since the process can possibly be less than 30 days, while other states could take years. it's a hazard for 2nd lien position holders who could not be informed quickly enough to safeguard their principal before the senior creditor forecloses or don't have the capital available to pay off the 1st lien holder to preserve their loan position and avoid foreclosure. 

@Misook FoleyTypically a bank will not release one of the lien holders and a refinance would be necessary.As part of the settlement agreement the court may order the property and or the debt to one of the parties but again that name is not releasedOther factors do come into play such as what state it was in as some states have different laws regarding equitable interest etcI would speak to your divorce attorney about this and see what can be done

But if they mean your LLC is simply a "certificate holder", hell no.However, you should really connect with an insurance broker to get you some quotes.

IRS rules on allowable work are somewhat unclear on the degree to which a Self-Directed IRA account holder can do minor work on a property themselves.

The mortgage (and other lines) would likely be wiped out (but talk with a real estate lawyer or title company to be sure, I am not one) - which is why mortgage holders usually require an escrow account so they can pay the property taxes.

@Cole BarthelSpeak to the holder of the contract for deed and see if it can be assigned to you.