Nobody is going to give you any money because you announce that you've got a good idea, with no data to back it up.I am not trying to discourage you.

Here is some data from the Case Shiller home price index.

It's just data they're picking up from the courthouse on line databases and zillow.com.

In another scenario, if there is a liability occuring while the transfer is occuring, then there could be some nexus or connection made by attorneys to put your personal assets at risk.

also, http://www.lexisnexis.com/terms/privacy/data/remove.asp (submit with a letter from your counselor and the domestic violence lady)http://www1.cj.msu.edu/~outreach/identity/optout_protect_privacy.pdfsome other tips...never reply to product registrations or warranties.1- change your vehicle if possible.

:lol: Yes, the online web-based version would solve the problem, but I don't do enough of this stuff to warrant $25/month or whatever it is and I'm not working with colleagues or teammates, needing to share data.

Motivation comes in all different ways - divorce, death, inheritance, back taxes, foreclosure, job transfer, personal problems, rental headaches, or investors getting in over their head.If you are just focusing your attention on one way people become motivated then you are missing the deals from the other ways.

Once escrow is opened, both buyer and seller have to authorize any changes in escrow instructions.Typical seller paid items:Deed preparation; existing mortgage and accrued interest; transfer taxes; commission; title insurance; repairs based on termite inspection report.Typical buyer paid items:Hazard insurance; document preparation fees; survey; mortgagee's title insurance; credit report; loan origination fee; prepaid mortgage interest; discount points; Recording fees (deed and mortgage); termite inspection.

Having said all that, there may be a glitch in clearing the title - again, if your agent can find out who the local closer is (through the listing agent) - he/she may be able to ascertain through them, if there is any title issue causing the delay.I've done that too and found in one deal of mine the seller - Countrywide - had not filed the foreclosure title transfer with the county yet, so the county could not release the sale.

The issue with an IRS lien is that it can be transferred to a real estate investment.