I'm not a lawyer- but your interest can range as low as 1/2% to 99% - best to check with others here :-) My attorney has done deals as low as 1/2% - and it has held up in court ( he helped pass the rule in a Superior court case here in Georgia a few years ago).

Scheduling repairs, clean outs, preparing eviction paperwork and showing up to court

Do you know the pros and cons about HUD and court step sales?

If permits were not pulled I am requiring the seller pay for permits to be pulled to verify the work was done correctly.If for some reason we found this out after the closing and there were issues with the home the seller is now open to an court case or arbitration.

Here are the full facts about the transaction:- Real Estate Agent went to the court house and bid on the property and in the title assignment place , my name is written but still RE agent is buyer as per the contract.- RE agent called us while the auction is going on and told us about the property and lured us to buy it.- In the evening I went to the trustee office and deposited the checksNow our financial situation has changed, we would like to back out and would like to see if we can get the money back from the trustee/RE agent.Please advise.

@Tommy Sowell, you can't use the 1031 proceeds for that manner and keep them tax deferred.  

I will be updating and adding to the post as I proceed.

I'm happy to pay anything that wasn't documented enough that I could win in court (such as the light bulbs and the drain clog).

Then you can contact the process server to get the court date scheduled.

If we are not all on the same page I will proceed on my own.