Totally undefensible in court. 

Though I limit that last part to no more than two months because I think that's reasonable and, if it were to appear in front of a court, that's probably all they would allow also.

So if it's a first mortgage being foreclosed on, say someone owed $100,000 left on a house plus $10,000 in interest/court fees, this will be $110,000.Plaintiff Max Bid: This is the highest that the plaintiff (the plaintiff is the lender) needs to be able to walk away.

We did DD on a note we were bidding on and we saw the shenanigans the borrower was playing in court and that one was dragging on for a couple of years.

We have building here the original Quakers built, Besty Ross's house is still standing, and thousands of people walk through Independence Hall (where the Declaration of Independence was created and the Constitution of America debated).  

I put signs in the yard declaring it was for sale.

Is probate court necessary or should I be able to help her out with an Affidavit of heirship.

what do your court papers say?

This all only matters if they take you to court over it anyway.

The one seller has passed away and the wife, who is in a nursing home, has signed over Power of Attorney to a woman I'm having trouble locating (no relation to seller, possibly a court order)My agent says I won't be able to get a conventional loan on the place, given it is zoned C-1 (light commercial).