Just like when we buy at court house steps we bid up in 100 or 500 dollar increments until your the last bid.. your not leaving 10k on the table.. unless of course your impatient and just bid up in increments that are too large.  

Although, I do run them through the free Iowa Courts Online system.

I see a lot of houses for sale there that appear to only need some cosmetic work in order to rent out.

So it appears you don’t have a property currently for sell. 

Property radar on the west coast already does this and any TRUE court house step bidder their title company will do all this for free.In Vegas for instance the sales are in the parking lot of a title company daily and they hand out the exact same type of info.. go no go caution etc.. based on their title searchs.. plus they have reps walking around helping U.In other markets were title is pulled by abstractors think most of north east from SC north..

@Eric P.We let our guests know that we accept direct bookings in several ways: post-stay text and email follow-up, post cards and business cards displayed in all our properties, giving each property a unique name and promoting it on social media and elsewhere so guests can do a quick Google search on our property name and we appear everywhere.Increasingly, we are seeing even some first-time guests seeing our property name on the big listing sites, then finding us with a Google search and booking directly on their first stay.

I would suggest female A going to probate court if she can, to state on record her right to her inheritance .

. - Public records regarding civil court records. - Any other information provided by the applicant (such as anticipated length of tenancy, tenancy commencement date, etc.). - Any offers or proposals you may choose to make to us (additional rent or deposit funds, extended lease term, guarantors or co-signers, etc.).

Look at some court cases-Rollins vs the Irs commissioner and there are many others  if you want a list PM me  as I don’t think I can point to a website on this forum  Don’t get me wrong I love self direction and have been working with it since 1994.

It would appear that the Association can foreclose on the property for the amount owned plus interest and other fees and the owner would still be on the hook for their mortgage unless they found a way to resolve the issue during the redemption period (6 months after the sale in MN).