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

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.

Im just trying to emphasize that he needs to learn the fundamentals, which evidently he knows none of, if he wants to be successful.

He also stated you would receive the leads around week 3 and proceeded to get rather snippy with me because he evidently said this on the webinar.

The more evidence you give, the better anyone will feel about loaning to you.

What holds people back is FEAR (False Evidence Appearing Real).

Evidently, the builder (who is building other homes in the subdivision) found out about this first.

My suggestion is go to the foreclosure attorney and find the proper contact info for Ocwen.Alternatively take any evidence they own it and prove to Ocwen they own it.Third option is say, "since you have no record of it can you give me a quit claim deed or release saying you have no interest in the property."