Agree with Jane , would have never thought of doing this , but will certainly add to the repertoire.

Jane George a Hi!

No ... last time I checked in TO, I couldn't even afford a quadraplex in Jane and Fitch

I am not intimate with pooling money for real estate investment {yet}, but from what I have learned, it appears little different than how you would be governed when raising equity for any other business venture {which I have been through}: if you are making a small pool, you can use accredited investors; if you need/want to go larger or include Joe & Jane Public, its syndication and requires a prospectus to be filed in each jurisdiction.

Originally posted by @Jane Bigcas: Thanks J, Cal and Dusty!!!

and figure out that say the trustee on the trust was westbrooks but the loan is on a jane doe?

Welcome to BP @Jane Hyun !

Jane,The county will auction off the property and anyone can bid on it.

Hey K - I think your point is applicable most everywhere.When I order pre's (prelims) title is vested in name of deceased owner without reference to estate, heirs, etc. unless I have provided information concerning an active probate.So, unless I ask my escrow officer to order title on Jane Doe, admin of the estate of John Doe ( or provide copy of Letters, Order or similar) title does not pick up any court action on front end and leaves vesting in name of last insured grantee.However if I DO give them a hint that its a probate, they will vest as the Heirs, beneficiaries, distributees, etc. or something similar and note exceptions accordingly.

You need to put the names on the notice who appear on the lease, to that (and this varies locally) John and/or Jane Doe......or.....and to all others being in possession.