Thanks for the explanation.

In your explanation about your PM, I also have to agree with some of the other members that it seems he was a bit lazy by not advertising it online.

Could you please give the explanation in full again?"

Schedule a few consultations with your local professionals and they should be able to give you an in-depth explanation of your options.

David Dec thank you for the explanation.

Actually, with most of your explanations, your post is about all of the things others and myself have brought up (including time) since all of them have an influence on what your core topic is.

Chris Martin gave a pretty good explanation; I would change the word "prior" that he used to be the words "superior position"; a subordination agreement can come later in time, but change the lien priority.In PA, almost every plaintiff attorney's bid starts at "costs", so that is nothing significant to even consider; the minimum bid the sheriff will accept is one that covers the costs of the sheriff holding the sale.On the "free and clear" sales in PA for municipal liens, the buyer gets the deed for the bid amount, with all liens and encumbrances of record being considered satisfied; this is he result of a judicial decree that you can find in the case docket at the prothonotary (except in Allegheny County, that title was merged into some other gov't job).

Account Closed Thank you for the thorough explanation.

Thanks for this explanation @Steve Babiak .

ThanksThis can happen on occassion, particularly now as the greedy banks are doing everything they can to make sure they are the only ones with all the money.That said, it is usually accepted with an explanation letter that the name on the proof of funds is the partner and the name on your contract should be that of your entity and not your personal name.If that fails, and in a situation where it is the uncle, simply open up an acount in the name that is on the contract, transfer the funds into the new account, and stipulate that account can only be accessed by the Uncle.