Watch out for fine print that requires an additional fee at closing - this is a huge red flag.

I signed my name and signed my wife's name as "(her name printed) by (my name signed) POA" there were accompanying documents of the POA and noterised.

Typically if you win the auction the fine print usually says they have to provide clear title unless it is stated otherwise.No legal advice.

@Jessica SeppoRead your HELOC fine print.99% certain the HELOC stays open until you sell your house or close it yourself.

On the brighter side, my son has used the same 3-years (there are 2-days age difference between he and Will's case) to master walking, talking, toilet training, dressing himself and, at they rate he's going, he may have printing mastered before this is settled.

I had a couple spares but they are in the owners closet and it may be 2 or 3 weeks before I go back up.My son is checking to see if he can get the CAD file to print some of these. 

Pro tip, print out and bring all laws you followed because lawyers and judges dont always know the laws sadly.

Personally, I'm going to print out flyers of my listing and ask small businesses if I  can put a flyer in their window.

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You get to hire an attorney and most of the time your judgement is not worth the paper its printed on.