Numbers attached.

They may not collect today but, having a judgment sitting around waiting to attach to something is many times much greater than the $1,500 or so that you are going to generously offer them.

Attached is the report.

However, it's critical to be aware that the appraisal will either make it a non-event or be the pre-show to a 3 ring circus event that includes rebuild letters from the City, variance/grandfathering, etc...Mobile homes are considered personal property and as such are not eligible for a residential mortgage.When a mobile home becomes a manufactured home, and that manufactured home has it's title from the DMV fully surrendered and fully converted into real property then at that point if: It is the ONLY unit on its own lot; and its permanently attached to a permanent foundation; and It meets all the normal manufactured home eligibility requirements Then - at that point, a manufactured home could be financed via one of the following correspondent options.

We don't know what state you are in, but 99% chance these properties will still have the previous owner mtgs attached to them, so no one will get clear title. 

MOBILES are a bit more tricky to finance - you really need the land on which it is situated forit to be viewed as "real estate", and it needs to be permanently attached to a foundation, if you want to have a hope of getting anything resemblingconventional financing for it.The place I'm looking at is a double-wideIs it a double-wide MOBILE home, or is it a modular?

For example, a creditor is not permitted to contact a discharged debtor by mail, phone, or otherwise, to file or continue a lawsuit, to attach wages or other property, or to take any other action to collect a discharged debt from the debtor from the debtor.

Common clouds on title are liens, which can be attached to a specific property, such as a mechanic's lien, and judgments, which can be attached to a specific individual, such as a judgment for child support.

Please attach to this discussion or point me to a link that has one.Thanks

The only way to collect from her would be via a judgement attached to the closing documents.BTW, as a side note, long ago I heard from an attorney that one of the worst things you can do is to leave UNDIVIDED INTERESTS in anything other than money to your heirs.