The deed in one's name equals ownership of the property....assuming a legitimate transfer, and not complications/issues with a Quit Claim Deed.

I think that B forgot this.I want to do the following:1) Buy the original owner's (debtor's) interest - purchase quit claim deed for nominal amount2) Negotiate with Bank B to purchase their DOT.

I have found some materials that claims it can with stand 500 degrees F, so I might try it on my next project. 

Also, remember you had two tenants who may put a claim on the property.

I would file for an eviction in small claims court.

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And leave them with the information so they can go through their due diligence and VERIFY your claims then you can call them in a couple of days as a courtesy and answer any questions they may have. 

Wow.Your only real leverage with collateral holders is the potential loss of collateral or at least their claim to any of it's value.  

Do I claim the house on my taxes though I don't have the deed in my name yet?

VA has a strong and stable economy, and property around both Richmond and the greater Chesapeake area have become promising investments without claiming too steep of a price tag.