If this is the auction after the Notice of Sale but before the property becomes a REO, then in every case I have ever heard of the "buyer" does not receive a Warranty Deed but a Quit Claim Deed or the equivalent.

All methods are valid, and it will depend on the market.

So they have a valid lease that is ending, and you do not want to renew it?

Will the POA still be valid?

The only potential argument against that, which isn't valid, is that you are using the turnkey property manager that came with the property.

[May 16, 2013]CANADY, J.In this case we consider whether a municipal ordinance may validly establish superpriority status for municipal code enforcement liens.

The Seller makes no representation or warranty as to the condition of any personal property, title thereto, or whether any personal property is encumbered by any liens.

A good attorney in any state can force a judicial foreclosure process from an equity standpoint of an installment contract.Some states will view (all that I knew of, but Jerry says not in WY, I believe) that a deed is effective when executed not when it's filed, making a quit claim deed at the same time as a warranty deed may nullify the deal.There are other issues as well, just do a Sub-To, both will be better off. :)

New 40 gallon 7 year warranty Gas HW heater cost me $710 installed with removal and disposal of old unit and required permit late last summer in northern Illinois.

Also important to note, once short sale approval is granted by the bank whenever that happens, you sometimes have a deadline in which you have to close in order for the short sale offer to still be valid (30-45 days).