Probation officers could visit potentially, but I doubt they'd go far to do it.

I spoke with a title officer.

I was just wondering if real-estate offices have any entry-level jobs?

And, in some areas (like mine) you can look up on your county's Assessors Office website and see how much the property was purchased for and what the lien amounts are (this can often give you an idea). 2.)

If you already have an LLC, his office frequently converts them to S Corp.

Marie says above is true: Bad things can happen to your interest in the property if the seller hits financial problems.The way the sale would work is you'd arrange a closing at at title company or an attorney's office.

Personally, I usually just do the searching myself.As for finding out who owns a property, that information can be found at the county assessor's office.

As an example, if your offer is accepted at 11am Tuesday morning (which is a typical time to get the email), the contract and EMD will need to be in HUD's hands by 5pm on Thursday (two days later by close of business time).If the HUD office is local, you can drop the stuff off in person at 4:59pm if you want.

@Bill Gulley, that would mean that it's the greatest job gain since Ronald Reagan was in office.

Since then, I have purchased a generator (which has come in handy several times) and I keep an extra supply of gasoline.