My wife was p*ssed.3/24/16: Found BP and posted this thread: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/29...04/01/16: Filed certificate a sale despite most of my friends, family, and coworkers telling me it was a bad idea.05/01/16: Paid my first lawyer bill (yikes!).

Also available is something where if a Death Certificate is filed and the property changes hands - this is different than a Probate - more similar to an Inherited property...pretty cool!

If you are 5th in line, you might want to also start looking for some other properties in the meantime.If you  have only a tax certificate, it is sometimes hard to get property insurance.

I will need a certified well contractor that can get me a well sealing certificate after the work so I can show it to the Minnesota department of Health.

I'm going to paraphrase here:"COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURTORDER OF NOTICE TO: (Previous owner's name), and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act; Wells Fargo Bank...Asset-Backed Pass-Through Certificates...claiming to have interest in a mortgage covering real property at (address), given by: (name) to (mortgage company) dated May 2005...and now held by Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of defendants service members status...If you object to the foreclosure of the property above then you or your attorney must file a written appearance and answer this before OCT 31, 2016 or you will be forever barred from claiming that you are entitled to the benefits of said Act"Now, forgive me for my ignorance, but is this just a foreclosure notice?

Auction.com lists a few important docs: Trustee Sale Terms and ConditionsSample Trustee Deed Upon SaleSample Certificate of Sale/ReceiptIRS Form 8300Foreclosure Property InformationTitle Insurance Policy InformationI think the 1st four docs are those I need to fill up, sign up when auction is done.  

The deed was changed through a recorded death certificate.

You will also know how many days you must return it by and what evidence is required in order to deduct the expense (receipts).Also in future purchases with inherited tenants, you will want to ask the current owner for their payment histories, estoppel certificates, etc.When it comes to working with tenants you inherit, you often have to retrain them.

which clearly demonstrates we have had the ability to construct much more energy efficient buildings for a generation, but due to inertia and low energy costs have lacked the political and economic will to put it into practice.While I am a big proponent of the Passivhaus principals and the EnerPHit guidelines for retrofit of older buildings - I'm presently working towards my Passivhaus certification - there is some evidence that the target of 15 kWh/m^2 per year, while cost effectively obtainable in most of Europe is not so in parts of Canada - due to our harsher climate.  

I called the title company last week and they said that they are waiting for the lien certification...