After doing a LOT of sleuthing, I'm "pretty sure, 90% positive" that I've found the daughter of the deceased owner.

Germain Act of 1982 states that if the primary residence of the deceased is transferred to a relative as a result of the death and it becomes the primary residence of this relative than this does not qualify as a default in the sense that the bank is allowed to exercise the due on sale clause.

Owning property all over the US sounds exciting and there are no borders for me.

GVR is within that border and I would consider it myself if I needed to live down that way.

(Some figures say more than 99%)This is Downtown only not the city as a whole but it makes for tremendous opportunities in the bordering areas.

I will report on the exact name for our website we've chosen next week.Based on our research, our friends across the northern border - Canadians, are the largest foreign group of buyers of U.S. real estate.

Maybe Boise Idaho home price would rise after some of us move there.Here's the database:https://layoffdata.com/data/ Population in those states is barely 1 mil if that.. .. so probably % wise pretty close to CA. ya but under the radar we have cold war now between the CA corporation vs the CA (socialist) goverment.while the socialist goverment increase min. wage, the corp started laying off people even in blue collar industry, so this layoffs has been widespread so far.take a look at it here https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/01/08/wxay-j08.html in CA there're 3M minimum-wage worker under poverty line ....also Mexico is having the nicest weather I should say LOL maybe we have to cross border to get good job+weather lol

Will likely be turning heads in the next couple of years with its growing port and connection to the eagleford shale.South Texas / Rio Grande Valley / Texas-Mexico border = international trade and business abounds here.

It seems Fort Collins and every town that borders it, and even sometimes the town next to it, are priced too high to cash flow.

The other counties require you know the deceased's name or case number.