instead of me heading down to the court house please!!!

You can see marital records, property records, pretty much any court related record online for free.

We have to do our research and make sure we have all of our numbers in place for the cost of repairs and a cushion for unforeseen expenses as our 401k proceeds are on the line.

Our tax attorney is not a fan of the series LLC since it is a concept that has yet to be fully tested in the courts.  

If you are really adamant about looking up REO, then I am sure you can get a list of foreclosures from a place like list source and follow the foreclosure process through the court records and then figure out which bank ends up owning the properties....

You could parcel out part of that land and sell it off for development then use those proceeds to fix up your house etc.Lot's of ideas out there you just have to get creative and see what might work.  

To think that your going to buy a property without disclosures is a breach to your fiduciary duties and WILL LAND YOU IN COURT!

I've alerted the realtor and the seller is aware of it so its in his court as to how he would handle it.

So we're at the point that if he doesn't fix it and we proceed there is NOTHING we can do about it.

The woman who had the deed transferred in her name is only the court appointed administrator of the estate, from my current research she should be able to transfer deed but i will run a title search.She has been sending her lawyer to the courts avoiding being foreclosed on because the original note was not recorded correctly and they cannot produce it.