The mortgage or deed of trust gets recorded as the first lien holder to protect the money of the debt investor.  

I'm intrigued by it now because of the Food Hub and all the other multimillion dollar projects going on in the area.

I was thinking that when I move, it would be a good place holder, if I owned the land, between houses.

Perhaps a thorough title search would reveal somethingI don't doubt what you are saying at all, but can you reference the federal statute that prevents a note holder from settling on a compromise, via a contract, with the mortgagor? 

Nothing will boost your attendance better than free food or drinks.

I have let my diet slip into junk food, alcohol, and constant grazing.

Since the mortgage holder is now deceased, can I still take over the mortgage?

If yes, then trying to tell the person who pays for the house you live in, food you eat, electricity you use etc how your way is better, can't come off in a respectful manner.

Consider using your microwave or grill to cook and prepare food.

Owners and lien holders can object to the sale in Common Pleas Court, which could result in you having to hire an attorney to defend the sale.