HI Steven,Thanks, I will have to go to the court house then evidently they don't allow those records to be posted online.

I presented evidence that 38 of the 60 condo units had been sold in the prior two years, and every single one of the "sales" had been a foreclosure or a short sale.

Its always interesting to walk into a home and can't figure out why the sockets don't work until you realize there are no wires and no evidence of theft.this is one of the issues unfortunately in pretty much any C and lower area and many B's in the south and mid west. 

Further, the loan process will require you to produce tax returns, which will also show evidence of this loan.Nevertheless, owner financing can be a reasonable option.I had to build a spreadsheet to puzzle this out.

Then with the evidence of my success in a few deals, I should be able to pull in plenty of private money.

However, they will require evidence of either cash for the purchase price, or a strong preapproval letter.

You evidently KNEW it was fraud so you put another name on the lease to cover it up.

I see a decent amount of evidence that its been done in town before, so someone must have thought so! 

We appraisers gauge those “collective” market actions using market evidence of buyer and seller reactions i.e. comparable sales, listings, offers to sell and buy, and, in cases where possible, the actual sale of the subject property.In the event that the home has sold within the past six months, and would " be the most relevant indicator of market value".  

You want to be looking for evidence they're actually higher.