To answer your question in the counties I have looked at it shows the procedure of each forclosure and when of the defendent answers the complaint it some times shows the Atty   Some times it does not  

If you are unsatisfied with me and decide to vent publicly, just understand that I intend to defend myself publicly and I typically do so with evidence to back me up.I'm always cautious of anyone that has all good reviews because I suspect they are purchased or coerced.

IL defendant/seller has to win that fight first.Chances are, throw $$ to the occupants in "cash for keys" will resolve this faster. 

My on-site guy (Mike again) hurled insults at him from outside until the squatter went outside  to defend his honor.   

While you could tell the bank you're walking away in the event of a claim and force them to defend the claim, without coverage the lender or the title company insuring the lender may have grounds to seek indemnification from you in the costs of the defense since title is in your name.You're right in that the insurance is double dipping if a premium is charged for both the lender and the owner.

I successfully defended an attempt at piercing the corporate veil for one of my clients earlier this year, so I may be able to offer you some insight.

--I would probably also be listed under the Owner's insurance as "Additionally Insured". but have your own insurance agent..don't fully trust The owner's agent as they're probably more interested in defending the Owner of the property.

Welcome to BP @Sean Champion!

The odds of getting caught are extremely low, but you've just made a public post with your full name stating that you are considering mortgage fraud, so you will have no argument way to defend your innocence if you are caught.

In the most recent case that @Bill Exeter is citing the exchange was not disallowed because the defendants intent when he purchased his property was to sell not hold.