(As far as I can tell, they want you to pay for their service).It takes some time to post data gathered from a court house on the net.

How can I find out the exsiting financing: Balance of loan payment liens late payment or nod with out contacting the lender or going down to the court house.

If you are getting your data from public records such as court docs and you haven't pulled them from a commercial list than you will have a viable defense.

I think for Florida and many other area's, it's only half time.If this article (http://www.dsnews.com/articles/florida-courts-petition-for-nearly-10m-to-clear-foreclosure-backlog-2010-03-30) is to be believed, there are over 500K pending foreclosures in the Florida court system.If you add in the backlog of delinquent cases that haven't made it into the court system, strategic defaults, additional defaults from a record 12+% unemployment and 8+% underemployment, Option ARM reset, the end of the Fed MBS purchase (which could trigger interest rates to go up 250 basis points = less qualified buyers) and the end of the tax credit (why they would allow both of these to end at the same time puzzles me); I see a lot of hurting to come.

Honestly, it is much more work to get the creditor to release the seller especially in a judgment becuase this would need to be done through the courts and is expensive.

We get another lib supreme court judge thursday.

They won't even say the words " war on terror" any longer but I bet we get a press release declaring war on these freakin' carp.

If one of the sellers wants to come sue me after the sale because they feel they were not paid full market value and given false info so they made a contract under duress I could be in court quickly.

Either need his signature or a court order. 

Which circuits do you browse for the tri-state region properties, do they still hold local court house auctions?