@Liam Goble When you meet with your attorney, take a copy of your policy - or at least all the declarations.  

Therefore, we join the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) in condemning any practice of "shill" bidding to artificially inflate bids or circumvent the declared intention to sell the property to the highest good faith bidder.Shill bidding (also referred to as "by-bidding", "ghost bidding" and "puffing") or any other schemes to inflate bids are not permitted under the NAA Code of Ethics and under many state laws.

In the event of destruction in whole or in part of the property, Tenant/Buyer shall have the option to proceed with the closing and accept the insurance proceeds for said damage, or to declare this agreement null and void, releasing both parties from any obligations hereunder, except for the return of monies paid by Tenant/Buyer which shall become immediately due and payable from the insurance proceeds.See a lawyer please.

It is declared to be the public policy of this State that owners and others residing in residential units be encouraged to clean the sidewalks abutting their residences of snow and ice.

I remember when I was younger, I had the chance to look at an exercise guide that showed pictures of all the muscles each exercise hit.

Most will be missing as most cities declare them as trash.

(Quicken Loans).I received by mail a solicitation from a company called "Title Recording Service" offering to sell me a "Declaration of Homestead" for $54 to "shield equity in my home".

So they are two difference auctions, in my case is a Trustee Sale, therefore if no upset bid submit during 10 days period (NC law) then I will be a new owner of that property.Next question: Can I "visit" the house after I been declared as a winning bidder .

They declared bankruptcy in 2012. 2.

Having a licensed broker on your team (as a LLC minority partner) always helps if you are not licensed.Or just do not fight city hall and get licensed and act as a principal and declare that to all concerned.