Hi guys i searching and studying info about tax deed sales for couples months and decide to went to the auction before did me research about good properties and later search info about propertys deeds and owner,s past and won a property with 1.5 acree and a 1987 mobile home wait until the county send me the tax deed and i get in the property.One of the neighbors came inside the land and ask me what im doing there so im explain him i bought the property he said the owner daughters a a title for that property but i check in the county files and just found the warranty deed from past owner in just her name a saying single house was paid cash so no morgatge was involucrated her daughter can claim the property ?

went to the auction before did me research about good properties and later search info about propertys deeds and owner,s past and won a property with 1.5 acree and a 1987 mobile home wait until the county send me the tax deed and i get in the property.One of the neighbors came inside the land and ask me what im doing there so im explain him i bought the property he said the owner daughters a a title for that property but i check in the county files and just found the warranty deed from past owner in just her name a saying single house was paid cash so no morgatge was involucrated her daughter can claim the property ?

Again, I'm not an expert, so please validate this by calling a loan broker and/or realtor who is familiar with VA programs.

If I make an offer I have an addendum that states all offers must be presented through your realtor if you have a valid listing agreement.

Most inspection contingencies or due diligence clauses don't require any valid defect to cancel the contract within the stated period.

You will need a valid passport and a current US visa.

The answer to that is no, it's not the same.When you say house for sale, not only is it customary but there is an implied warranty that you acyually have the power to sell that house.

Plus 50 a month for the home warranty which comes to 965 a month total.

Your old lease should be valid unless I'm missing something.

I'd definitely get another legal opinion before I started chasing down possibly deceased former owners.If it's determined that the former owner is indeed the last valid deeded owner of the parking spaces and if a deed from her is the answer, then find her and get a deed.