Of course the tenant can extend the eviction by 3 more months if they pay all back rent and current.

The lender on the relinquished property may not want to release him, until they are paid off.

The only differnce between the two, is under land type, Owner 1 has the word 'Primary', while Owner 2 has the words 'Front Lot'.I went ahead and looked up each owners' name on the county recorders website to see what info it would yield.Owner 1 has an entry from April of this year that says 'Mortgage Release $11990'Owner 2 has an entry from October of 2012 that says 'Assignment Of MTG'Because I want to learn, time to see if my intuition is on.I think I should be contacting owner 1 as they had the most recent entry and that entry was 'Mortgage Release'.Calling all wholesalers who remember being new, lost but excited and determined.

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If I do not recognize this theater's authority to control the release of the information in the movies to only paying customers, then why should I pay?

We believe we will continue to see inventory for a long time as banks release their REO inventory as the foreclosure moratorium is lifted.

I understand the risk of having your money tied up for an extended period of time and wanted to say Thanks for all the great information that everyone has posted.

When people extend a helping hand, remember to Pay it Forward and Back.

This is where you will see what has been attached to the property - mortgages, releases, liens (tax, IRS, mechanics, ect.).

This has to do with basic contract law, bi-lateral and uni-lateral contracts, a financing agreement, any agreement where a seller extends credit is a uni-lateral contract which may not be assigned by an obligated party.