In certain instances like GA and MI there is no requirement within the property code to file either a notice of default/equivalent or a notice of sale/equivalent so you will not find default/foreclosure notices because there is no legal requirement for the lender to do so, but, the public by law must be notified so where to look next?

She is in a good position with the contractor who appears to be in direct contact with the tenants in terms of minor fixes as they arise. 

I don't know the DLP side of the story but it appears as they are trying to force a sale that would wipe out the LP equity and investments. 

His personal name appears almost nowhere in the evidence/exhibits.

When you screened them, did their background come up fine except for a couple of evictions or court appearances that they were eager to talk about and had long and detailed explanations for?

But you'll also have a bank attorney fee, your attorney's fee, a commitment fee (sometimes equivalent to anywhere between .25% to 1%, appraisal fee, environmental fee. 

TrueDoor appears to have a great reputation online, I'll be giving them a call.

The Registered Agent will record the documents on your behalf so only their name and information appear on the documents.

NAme did not ring a bell so googled them, appears they also do bitcoin and other alt ivnstments.If you invest in a partial I would make sure:1.

I've been looking in deal finder for properties and noticed to multi families aren't showing up in map view, but when I search them by address the listing appears.