But most likely the first lien holder is foreclosing on the mortgage that previous owner signed.

As a San Diego Native and season ticket holder, that's a great idea! 

May be very difficult to talk to 1st lien holder, even if you know the name of the current mortgage company.

However, the present and future beneficiaries of this trust shall be the sole holder(s) of the power of direction over the title to trust property and shallhave the sole right to direct the Trustee to convey or otherwise deal with the real property held by this trust.Right of Management and Control.

Couple of items to add - We generally don’t even show a property to someone at this stage, unless the current tenant has not moved out yet, because the voucher holder can’t move for 45-60 days.

It depends on the situation.... if retained by the Buyer I owe no duty to the senior lien holder (at least in NC) 3,4,5 A concurrent transaction is one in which the seller in one transaction is buying a piece of property in another transaction usually in the same day.

Part two of my question... when a lien holder with ‘an interest in’ in Ohio property (e.g. a Bank) markets via an internet site which appears to not be affiliated with a licensed Ohio brokerage, the lien holder is certainly 'ready, willing, and able' to buy/assign if need be.

So, you have to be pretty sure of the rates you set.You can guess, I suppose, why some landlords no longer want to deal with S8 -- attempting to force landlords to take it won't work, as many will just set short holding times and non-refundable holding fees that any S8 voucher holder will hopefully refuse to pay, as it isn't a short process.

They have to notify any lien holders, just like with a lender.

I researched the title and found out who the lien holders are but the previous owners still show on title as the current owners.