I am renting out my house, and noticed a few tenants put N/A on the application form where it asks for their checking / savings account.Aren't checking accounts free to open?

I was finishing up a make-ready and changing out the cylinders on the locks when I noticed that the old cylinders were missing the pins.

So it could be that either they did not notice or else they saw the payment history and knew that they still had the original paperwork where I personally guaranteed the loan.

.- Both are in the early stages of NOD (Notice of Default).- Properties are in good condition, just a little touch to increase their selling price.Questions ?  

Advantages are that its typically simpler and can be faster than a formal probate, however it still requires noticing DHCS (Medi-Cal) and other creditors, so from a practical standpoint will require six (6) month for your seller to get thru court.

Other things to check include: was the notice of sale properly published, are there any federal tax liens, are there any liens which survive the foreclosure(in my county people borrow money from the utility company to put in a heat pump and they put a lien on your house, those liens survive the foreclosure), did they file a substitute trustee, did all parties sign the previous warranty deed, does the legal description of property match the address, are there any survey issues.

Noticed that you replied to this around 7 years ago, so just wanted to make sure.

They were supposed to be starting the new job a day or two before I served an Ohio 3 day eviction notice.

If the breach is not remedied within the seven business days after receipt of the notice to terminate the lease, the rental agreement shall terminate on the date provided in the notice to terminate the lease unless the tenant adequately remedies the breach before the date specified in the notice, in which case the rental agreement shall not terminate.

On October 7 HUD issued a ruling that all apartments using agency debt or those with housing assistance must now give 30-days notice to residents before starting to evict them.