Ask the heirs for copies of the paperwork from the reverse mortgage or get an authorization to release information and contact HUD directly to see what you need to do to establish a value.

To "use" the DBA name, for instance to create a bank account or to acquire real estate, the institution(s) (e.g. bank or closing attorney or possibly a real estate seller's agent) will usually look for and require a copy of the recorded documents.

If you copy and paste the URLs, it will work though.

if the board had approved it and it was inspected, you are fine. especially if 5 years have passed. i would simply mail them a copy of your approvals and consider it a dead issue. more than likely, the board members changed. they cannot just change their minds.

When you ask them to review a contract or give you a copy of their 'approved' contract, you're pretty much covered since you'll probably be using them and they're making sure their @sses are covered:) Sometimes, they might say send them your contract for approval.

They may still want to see a copy of a personal check for the earnest money.You would only do appraisals and inspections once you have an accepted contract.

Yes you would think but the bank takes their sweet time signing the contract and since you don’t have a signed copy in your hand it won't hold up.

The one person who partially identified herself has said she has a written lease agreement, as well as one other unknown person in the house, but wont provide a copy of the agreement.

Not real tech savvy so I just use the all in one for copies and outgoing faxes and use efax for all incoming faxes.Make sure you get a wireless all in one, nice to be able to use it from anywhere in the house.

Sometimes the person doing the bank's BPO is just a guy sent out to get pictures that's when you present them with the extra copy of your BPO.