Or if you want you can go to Italian market and visit 800 Montrose St. and Mildred court and see the 25 just built, finished and rented there.

When the Trustee(s) sell Real properties, it is subject to the approval of the court.

First lien holder would not agree to pay, and they can't get in touch with the creditor for the AJ, so they are asking us what to do.I did a bit court research, and found that the Satisfaction of the Judgment has already been filed for this case.

There is no magic contract that will keep you out of court that depends more on the person you're selling the business to, if they are a person of their word you barely need a contract, if they are not then no contract in the world will help you.But separate contracts is the way to go in my opinion.BTW, I just moved to Tacoma.

Your title officer will tell you what they require to insure the sale.And as previously stated, title's requirements may go beyond what court or recorder requires.

As to the original post (OP), suggest you reverse engineer a few properties to see the sequence of acquisition of title, encumbrance by trust deed or mortgage, trustees deed upon sale or court order, etc.Right off the bat you'll see that there's a difference with trust vestings used to identify the beneficial interest of a securitized mortgage, as opposed to an estate planning instrument or investor using a title holding trust.

I'd never use the iPad if the phone app had the same functionality!

My tenant changed out the thermostat in the unit (a lease violation) which caused the heat in the unit to not function.

Therefore the only way they will remove him is by court order with a court officer present.

Basically, the entire room needs redone (new: framing, wiring, roof, flooring, door, windows, insulation...) to make it functional again.