No SSAE16-Soc II report on file, No E&O, no regulatory body governing them, no audited financials, no policies and procedures on NPPI data, etc.) they aren't going to be able to call an institutional lender/servicer/bank to buy a note.Our diatribe ends up being to the benefit of the OP.

Your length of credit is tied to your longest-open card, so closing an old card that you don't use anymore isn't a great idea.Go through your credit report and make sure every item is correct - anything that isn't, file a dispute.

if they didn't give a pay or quit then file for eviction. 

When it comes to late rent payment we can file to collect the day after it is due and it costs the tenant $190 every time they pay late by 1 day.

If they are deceased its easier than occupied, as if you foreclose they could file bankruptcy, possibly chilling your intentions for up to 5 years, or request mediation when foreclosing to keep them in their home, as the idea when buying these is to try to help them in any way and not just be buying them to foreclose & eject for your BRRRR inventory.

What you want to find is an attorney who is filing for "NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF THE RIGHT TO REDEEM" each listing will have the law firm listed that filed the notice.

Okay, here are the details of what I found with filing dates:5/12/2014 - WARRANTY DEED: It appears that the duplex was purchased for $147,700.

Until the lawsuit is filed and the lawsuit is won, it won't have a lien.

In fact, one strategy is to file for eviction on all your rent regulated tenants, regardless if they have done NOTHING wrong.

Is he required by law to claim the interest when filing his taxes?