You need to follow procedure.

The reason I'm asking is because I watched a guy on youtube do a step by step procedure on how to acquire this data from his County Appraiser's website up in Dallas.

This is taking place in Washington, DC which is a very powerful seller's market at present.A buyer who holds a contract to purchase an off-market property has allowed the contract to expire while the property was undergoing a court procedure to clear title.Informed early on that the contract had expired, the buyer declined to renew or extend the contract, but did direct the title company to retain the escrow payment ($5000).

Agree with above, plus loan mods, and loan mods attempts, bad paper work/procedure with the banks and they have to start over, etc.

The inspection contingency is just part of the procedure.

It was my understanding this is standard procedure.

You likely need to find an experienced short sale agent, and follow the procedures above.

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Through Arkansas Law, a procedure has been established to issue an Eviction Notice to persons who have failed to or refuse to pay rent.

What's the best procedure to get the ball rolling with my intended plans?