In this case, there is evidence (within the paperwork accompanying for the distributions) that the plaintiff's attorney was inquiring by the DOR about opening the Estate and the lien amount, etc. in my opinion it is their duty (though of course if they fail to do so in the end, you still don't have recourse).If you pay close attention to the distribution you see that the Estate is named as beneficiary to the distributions.

It's evident from your questions that you don't yet understand the process (no offense meant, Maria, just an observation) so don't try to do this on your own without knowing what you are doing, or having someone in your corner who does.

The detective has been working on the case and is collecting evidence to go to the state to put him back in jail.Also, I called the insurance company from the policy that he gave me and they told me that this is not a valid policy.Lesson Learned - Always call the insurance company to confirm!!!

I could be wrong, but that's my understanding...Jason, I'm sure you are correct, it only becomes necessary for others to comply with applicable regulations and law, by others, as with lenders, Realtors and closing agents, it's by involvement with other aspects of a transaction that the filing becomes necessary, to perfect a security interest, to evidence a sale for a commission earned or to close a transaction in compliance with ALTA.An example of not filing a deed is in connection with estate planning, where a deed might be held in escrow by an admistrator, by a will, where it could be filed after death.

The owner has never indicated such nor is there any evidence of a tax lien deed being  recorded with the county.

I received no guarantees or evidence of her private funds if she is not approved.   

Can you provide any proof or empirical evidence to support these statements? 

I think if you reread the post, you will see much evidence about how the finances needed to fix all the shoddy workmanship and lack of care for the property are what guided our decision.

They also mentioned being charged for an electrician call-out but that was actually not the case and we have written documentation showing otherwise.We are actually going to be launching a new feature on our blog this week called the 'Transparency Report' where we break down each negative review into what went wrong, provide evidence for what was stated incorrectly, and also own up to what Onerent truly screwed up on.

I couldn't find evidence to support more than a minimal change in value.