Wayne,The question is very complex and there are most likely no right answer.

Then if you feel you want to take on doing some of the work yourself to save money think carefully if you will actually save money based on the time and complexity of the job required. 

@Jennifer Taft you are entering a very complex and convoluted business venture...mobile homes aren't real property...but the land they are on is.

Personaly, I am in a condo complex.

Most only show partial information and you have to go physically to the court house (or hire someone) to get the rest of the info and print out pages if necessary,  If you cannot find it on the website call the offices.

While it has become more complex and sophisticated, the basic concepts remain the same. 

And what if someone is injured on your property and the court awards more than the insurance coverage?

Courts are not "inclined" to pierce the veil.  

For information of this nature, you are going to need the records of the office that records deeds and other information (sometimes the Clerk and Recorder, sometimes the Recorder of Deeds, etc.) or the records of the Court (for a Lis Pendens).  

Unless he can get full authority, the sale of the property will be determined by the court.