With the windows open, it could wake you from a sound sleep.The MBTA did offer concessions to those along what used to be an abandoned rail bed. 

I am looking to find the owner of an abandoned Church in Los Angeles and I can't find the owner's info on TLO at all.

We recently replatted, abandoned easements and rezoned an urban property for infill development in our downtown.

It seems like there are abandoned ones all over where I live, but I've never seen any for sale. 

The abandoned house that was next door was demolished.

Why abandon the market that has treated you so well? 

Being I live very close to this property I can verify it hasn't been occupied for at least 3 years which is considered vacant or abandoned if I read correctly.

The house has little to no value as it has been abandoned for years and is in severe disrepair.

We drove by this house and I went inside the abandoned house and saw great potential and so we thought we'd give it a shot.

I'm afraid to ask the agent for more information on the previous title history and any endorsements given because she might smell weakness and advise the seller that complications lie ahead...that they should abandon us and seek a cash only buyer.But mostly, I'm afraid that I could pay for a loan application, an inspection, a loan commitment, and a title search and policy, and then be denied clear title and lose the ability to finance, and of course, lose the deal.It's hard to imagine that, as frequently as this supposedly occurs with very old properties, that none of them would be allowed to be financed conventionally.Does anyone have any words of encouragement that will save me some sleep tonight?