To get a judgment then you will need to take them to small claims court and win the judgment there.

Yup and instruct escrow to pay you $x at close you quit claim off and whamo it's done.

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It was the claimed 20% response rate that peaked my interest.Fool me once... :-)

I pride myself on offering the best customer service and knowledge to my clients and I feel as if this could be a great resource for me to learn more about the investing side.My business model is to accumulate multi-family residences in Philadelphia and the surrounding counties and manage them myself until I find that hiring a property manager as leverage is my best bet.

FM generally claims to have gotten an appraisal (or some sort of valuation) prior to listing and adjusted for damage, repairs, etc.

The bank will likely not allow you to claim any of the projected rental income in order to qualify for the 2nd loan.

As I understand it in Michigan, if the county properly notified all the parties who had claim to the title, the title is clear, transferable, and insurable.

So you file, takes 6 weeks to the first court date, then they go in ask for a 30 day extension, or claim they were never served properly, etc.

You can choose wills and a time range (like last month) then scroll to the bottom of the wills and see if there is probate filing info.As a last resort, they are available at the courthouse but I would look for another way.There has to be a notice to creditors somewhere so they can make a claim for any money owed to them by the person that has passed away.