Don't bring up evictions - these types of situations are usually resolved with direct conversations. 3.

It's not money to pay a lawyer to draw up papers.You need to develop The #1 Skill: Talking to sellers and quickly determining if their bad situation can be resolved by an investor buying their house.

@Jay Roque - now's a bad time to ask this question, but hopefully you can resolve the issue.

The condition was resolved based on my explanation to the lender, so we are in the clear.

I live in another state and I am not sure how to resolve this issue over the phone.

If the tech was called and was able to get out tuesday but because of her scheduling she pushed it out longer it's not your fault you're making every effort to get the issue resolved.

If those disputes are resolved in favor of their customers, it's out of Cozy's hands at that point, but I definitely understand how frustrating that can be.

1) The person who who the lien is against has a Personal liability for the debt2) The debt is attached to the property, no matter who owns it, until it is resolved/removed.Without the IRS being noticed on the tax sale, sounds like a Quiet Title action will be required.  

@Jeff Lezark Thank you so much for confirmation on my resolve to just go with my initial decision.

And yes I have seen mortgage companies give their customers (you) the run around and believe me, there is NOTHING that your insurance company can do to resolve their slow actions.