It is amazing how such a well funded organization can be so dysfunctional.

Two questions:1) Can we assume that the mobile is not on a permanent foundation nor is reflected on tax records?

I organize a monthly meetup in Oakland, and you can monitor the link below for the Feb date if you're interested in coming up from the peninsula..

I'm not aware of a licensed professional class however the service is clearly needed and Florida's demographics especially so.If you pull trustees from county records, you will not be able to distinguish familial trustees from pros without further research.

The cost of such a service is about $200-$500.Not to be weird/creepy, but searching the MLS and tax records these couple properties may help you comping out yours if I landed on the right property.

I think you said that you recently renewed your lease, thus the new lease date is almost certainly after the Lis Pendens was recorded, thus I don't think it matters that they did not serve you, even if they were required to serve you.Although it is possible that the (former) owner didn't know about the foreclosure, the odds are pretty steep that he is lying to you.

The state I invest in has them filed electronically so it's a matter of registering with the land records department and pulling the records up.

But I have a quick question.For investors who have short sale on their record, is it possible to convert a hard money loan to a conventional loan?

The BP investor price posted would not be visible on the MLS historical records and paint me into a corner later. 2.

The one potential problem is you need to talk to your title company and make sure they record it right away because as I understand it, the days start from when the deed is recorded.