Deeds are effective when executed, not filed, however the interest is not perfected until it is filed, meaning you need to perfect that interest before you can make your claims to title, to sell or encumber it.If a loan/lien is against the property you inherited you aren't "obligated" to pay the obligation, you can refuse to pay and the lien holder will take the property.

I am still a buyer, since I am a long term holder.

Subsidy holders have something of value and they know it, your places filled with amenities?

But if said real estate is part of a "trust" then the sale can be done on the terms of the estate holder.

Junior lien holders have an established interest in the property and have a right of redemption as well.

I read it as a simple truism.When you pay interest on the mortgage you are working for the holder of the note.Ali Boone doesn't think she is working for her bank but she is.

These trustees are always out there trying to get IRA holders on board to invest.

Specially to a be a first first lien holder for a Georgia property up to one million with 60 to 70 LTV.

The tax deed holder is now paid 1% each month for up to 12 months.

@Connor O'Brien, series 7, 65 and 82 license holders are all now able to qualify as accredited.