@Ibrahim make title is not in person's name with the irs lien & you should be in the clear (dealing with only IRS lien).

You want to be part of the conversation, so demonstrate your own rationale for why the deal makes sense.Finally, providing a clear and professional presentation delivers the message that you're no amateur -- you know how deals work and you know what you're talking about.

Have clear rules so we know what you will fund and minimise the unnecessary paperwork.

So she could see clear about selling for less than she paid.

I still own a real estate company overseas, I used to own a bank, construction company, developments, over 50 properties,(which I've shown him paperwork on) all owned free and clear.

You have 60 days to move in and must intend to live in the property for at least 1 year.Here is what you'll have to sign as part of the contract package (it makes the requirements clear from the FNMA side):http://www.google.com/url?

The title company which did not do there due diligence issued us a warranty deed which guarantees the property title was clear on date of closing, which it was not.

I own my home free and clear and a great deal of real estate mortgage free as well.

I then check the state department of corporations website and lookup the llc however it doesnt list the members names so it's not clear who actually owns the property.says i can order a copy of the articles, which would give me the members, but it comes in the mail so it will be slow and costs $10.is there any online resource where i can view this information immediately?

The old property manager has agreed to help with the clearing up but hasn't answered any of my questions as to what happened.