People are notoriously irrational when money becomes involved. 

Ultimately what I'm suggesting is that their Loan Officers / Underwriters at online lenders are notoriously bad at identifying whether someone adheres to loan (in this case FHA) guidelines in regards to income, assets, credit, property condition, etc. until it's way too late and closing is almost upon you. 

New owner).I'm still waiting on my offer to be accepted but before placing an offer, my due diligence was to make sure I had a contingency in place since there are things like ground rent in my area hat I have to also consider as well as an astringent City Code/Housing office that notoriously places liens that don't show up right away.Not sure if this is helpful for you on this current transaction but it may be helpful to spend the few extra hundred dollars for the enhanced title insurance when purchasing in all cash or on non-traditional (I.e REOs//estate/divorce) properties.

Notorious for it, apparently.

It's almost notorious! 

Hi all. An interesting topic. I have been seeing a lot of well priced multifamilies on mls coming from one particular seller. I got curious, so a quick search of the name came up with 10+ articles talking about how th...

Ironically I just went through this in California...a state notorious for favoring tenants rights.

Otherwise, short sales are notoriously complicated and frustrating to deal with and can take a great deal of time.

They would have to defend title.Now changing perspective to the adverse possessor side, the AP would have to prove actual, open, notorious, hostile and pay taxes and satisfy their state's statutes as to improvement at prove up trial.

Thanks for all the info Greg,I have spent a good deal of time poring over the RTA, and yes, Ontario is notoriously pro-tenant!