I am not one to chug the NAR Kool-aid, nor any kool-aid for that matter, but I respect a data centric answer.

., but they can absolutely aid someone get a better feel for what they are doing.

I plan to just email this guy one last time to try and set up a plan for him along w/ a link to NC Legal Aid explaining what the judgement means for him.

Originally posted by DeuceSevenOff:Google may be about doing no evil, but they are also about making money.Hard to disagree with this...good old-fashioned free enterprise at work.

Remember too that this naval officer has free legal aid.

Though I'd love to understand the role of real estate in all of this I can't see how learning the location/status of these properties will aide anyone in getting their money back at this point.

I work on development aid.

Probably not the greatest idea.Other house put 12"x12" (cut to fit) granite tiles on top of old tiles, they now have a good slope so water does not sit below window.Both are just band aides, if you gut it then just pull window out, glass blocks sounds good too.

Whaley conducted business through a company known as GBO Enterprises which received substantial sums of money from the loan proceeds.

What I did and what people are advising @Marc Pfleger to do is a Band-Aid to get though a transaction where they are requiring one but one is not yet in place.My guess is that everyone is in agreement that having a good customized OA is the best idea overall.