I have reached out to a CPA nut will not get a chance to speak with them in detail until next week.Thanks in advance. 

If I'm understanding the process correctly, the mortgage stays in his name so in theory, I will never see a statement from the bank unless requested.What are the chances the bank catches on to the fact the deed transfer has taken place?

If you contact them in 6 months, and they recognize/know you, and their situation has changed to where they need to sell, you stand a much better chance of making the deal happen.If you're trying to fully cover an area, the Deal Machine app is pretty good, but you need to consistently do it to justify the expense. 

If they're on BP, there's a good chance they work with investors quite a bit.  

I will tell you that any ridiculous low ball offers I ever recieve on anything are instantly ignored forever with no chance of ever getting a response. 

There is less than 1% chance your mortgage company would find out, but you should be aware that it is always a possibility.  

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@Kathy Henley, thanks for the idea... but I am not comfortable to provide my ex a chance to disagree to sign it notarize something.

If it might encompass CT in any way, is there a chance I might have access to this report?

Those syndicators tend to be inexperienced and the chances of a deal failing can be high.