The population growth as well as employment growth allegedly is excellent for investment.  

Typically they allege a due process violation (i.e. lack of notice) or lack of statutory compliance and ask the Commissioner of State Lands and/or a court to set aside the sale.

Here's a link to the alleged contract: HOA Lawncare contract.  

Good morning, BPers in the Fayetteveille, NC area.As some of you in that market may know, the owner of New South Rentals, Susanne Gee has moved overseas and apparently (allegedly) has stolen / lost / misplaced about 60,000 dollars in tenant deposits and rent. 

If you think it is, I'd attempt to explain to the interested heir that without a will, or a deed in his name, or a completed probate, his alleged interest is not worth much, but if the property is considerably more valuable than what is owed on the taxes, I'd offer him something. 

Good luck and I hope you take a very hard line on this if the allegations are found to be true.

the judge called the charges levied against Ocwen and Altisource “extremely troubling,” as the plaintiffs allegations are “bolstered” by other consent orders and settlements Ocwen has previously entered into, like in New York, for example.""

Welllll......that's not a science, but after a few losers, you start to see and feel the signs during screening processes:  Difficult to verify income despite alleged long term employment, previously lived with parents for 5 years (unless they got a killer job, what has changed?)

Holding all else equal, your residential mortgage's interest rate will be 0.25% better, or about 1 discount point better (your choice).Currently, mortgage banks, brokers, and credit unions, are essentially run by compliance lawyers that earn more than they would/should, if not for the fact that a single alleged unproven infraction can easily be several million dollars in fines. 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/438...Allegedly, the "buyer" took several people through the property as "inspectors".