Ditech is 2nd lien holder.

I assume they would have to pay the current title holder the proper amount, never seen it happen though.

Less likely to work but you could have bought one of the tax liens from a prior tax lien holder.

I can run a vacuum attachment over them and it cleans dust right off...if they really get gross you can pop the whole blind out of the holders and hose it off outside, lol.

I am currently on a work visa (L1B to be exact) and at the start of the employer sponsored green card process. 

A policy with a higher premium may be a better deal if it doesnot have a wind deductible.Most of the better rates are from companies that write the Building coverage on a "Replacement Cost" (RC) basis.It is a better coverage for the policy holder than "Actual Cash Value" (ACV).A policy basedon ACV will normally have a lower limit (ACV = RC minus depreciation).RC is the cost to rebuild the structure with the same kind and quality.

All lien holders will need to be settled.

Chris - In GA a lienholder is required to hold the lien that for one year and a day, if the original owner does not satisfy the lien that someone currently holds it then becomes the lien holder's property.

The first lien holder has a contract with the original purchaser , not you .  

I have also been using Zelle for almost two years with great satisfaction.If you are collecting your rent under a business account, just make sure that your bank accept Zelle for business account holder.