Your investor buyers are going to want the property address and THEIR price. 

While my loan docs may address how title is to be held, the lender will be perfectly happy as long as I make my payments on time. 

Worst case you'll have to drive to your county office to search their computers for the notice of trustee's sale, notice of foreclosure or notice of sale document (the name of the document depends on which state you live in).This notice typically includes the homeowner name, address, date of auction, principal balance of the loan (or judgment amount), auction location, lender and attorney names.Good luck Newton! 

Good rental history(proof of current address and utility at that address)2.  

Not sure if this is a dumb question or not, but I'm looking at a duplex that is for sale (house no. 4764-4766) and when I'm researching I find an old listing for just the top unit (describing only the top unit at 4764) which sold for $50K and then a listing for the bottom unit, describing the whole duplex but the address at 4766 and that sold for $50K.What the????

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Absolutely the contract must address the back taxes.

That web address doesn't work.  

I strongly advise you to gather all the information and address prior to closing to make sure this issues will not cost you considerable time and money

These things NEED to be addressed especially when dealing with a property like your REO(it's quite expensive).