My dad is still an active agent.......yes my father is still kicking and he has not done a SS either, so this should be interesting....LOLAfter I have a POA in hand and a listing, I think we can start.In the mean time, with the information I get I'll contact the bank and give their REO department a shot accross the bow, informing them of the circumstances and request a short sale package be sent to the owner's address in his name, I'm sure I can swing that.Just in my case, dad and I will go in and talk to the RE Broker with the listing and inform the broker of the circumstances and I will be his non-licensed assistant, hired gun, LOL.Second thought maybe I should do this before I do a POA as internally in that brokerage they may want a third party appointed.....hmmm, might have to deal with that mother after all.

The second approach is to contact the lender at the headquarters phone number and ask for the real estate department; you might end up getting connected with those employees who would be more aware of what the lender will be doing with the property.Now, after all that, the lender may still tell you they will be listing it - so that is when you try to identify who will be getting the listing.

First the settlement paid was a function of the servicing departments and the signature affidavits.

A 7 year old eviction might mean nothing if every landlord since then has been paid in full; or it could be a sign that you have to look harder to determine whether their historic housing payments are in good standing.I don't like to take rent pre-payments, and I get suspicious of anybody offering them; some landlords have no issues with rent pre-payments, so it is a matter of personal opinion.Unmarried roommates who have never lived under the same roof could produce some concern as to whether one would depart should they experience a falling out.

Instead, call the police department business line (714-898-3315) and report the situation so the proper response can be determined.

Looking on this site: http://www.ador.state.al.us/advalorem/transcript/WWW_TRANS_05.pdf STATE OF ALABAMA-DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE-PROPERTY TAX DIVISIONTRANSCRIPT OF TAX DELINQUENT LAND AVAILABLE FOR SALEI see that the property was added to the list in 2010 and that about $350 is owed.

Here in King County Washington, it is the Public Health department that regulates septic systems.

I did go to the building permit department and the property only had 1 permit in its entire history back in 2009 for gas line work.

, talking to the business department they may be able to make you a deal.

I had title clear it their legal department.