I don't think the courts would agree with this if the person with any equity complains.Yes you can transfer to another beneficiary without anything being recorded as only the trustee is public record.item 5 would require a foreclosure. 

Unusual that he would have been able to obtain a loan without title to some land.

We obtained conventional financing with 25% down.

Both lenders, particularly the conventional mortgage lender want the borrower/buyer to have personal capital “skin in the game” invested in the transaction3. 100% financing, if obtainable, usually result in negative cash flow, which means capital out of pocket from the owner each monthThat being said, “nothing down” purchases are done, but this depends on the definition of “nothing down”.

The main counterpoint I can see is that the publicly available satellite imagery (like on Google) can be years out of date.

The meter is within the public ROW, so while it is at a projection of your PL, it isn't actually on your property.

Also, my husband and I both work W-2 jobs and have good credit, so I'm not concerned about obtaining credit to purchase, just not sure the limit. 

Hi team,I originally obtained my Oregon RE Broker license in order to have access to the MLS and to be able to run accurate comps for my investing purposes - not to assist people in buying/selling property.

Homeowner said its a 3bed 2bath but everywhere including public records say 1bed 1bath and 984sq ft.

In case they cannot get it sorted, what are the steps to get these two liens removed from public records?