To go unprotected is purely ignorant. 

This is very basic question please ignore my ignorance.It is foreclosed by lets say ABC Bank with $100,000 principal original deed date: 1/1/1999.It also has other deed of trusts as below:1.

Some smaller volunteer managed hoa(s) tend to run the community like their personal kingdoms and ignore the rules and laws.

If you are going to be an "obnoxious" (sorry @J Scott lol) wholesaler, like a car dealer looking for a 50 cents on the dollar car, ignore this.Being the Doctor with the Home SellerI deal with expireds and cancelled listings. 

(ignore depr recapture to make calc easy), AND EVERY YEAR THEREAFTER (don't need a number here just the concept what/how cap gains would be calculated each successive year)2.

I hate to ignore him and end the deal if he is actually legit??

My guess is if you do ignore your inclinations, it is only going to lead to more issues in the future. 

Any property that hangs on the market too long becomes ignored, people start to think something is wrong with it if others in the same price range are moving and it takes a big dip to gain attention......or take it off the market and let that perception die. 

Not ignoring the future, just not worrying about figuring it out right now - I'll figure out step two as part of step one.Thanks again for getting my wheels turning, though!

Mainly it's a matter of ignorance and simple curiosity in the small towns (population 95% white) around here.As one small example, one of my best friends is South Korean and she's gotten a lot of dumb questions - including one or two people asking whether she speaks English.