Mike, your attorney should be able to search for what declarations were recorded with the county and what amendments if any were recorded to those declarations. 

However, the cost of paying for a title search is too expensive for me.

And search "cobb".https://www.georgiapublicnotice.comGood luck,Johnny D.

You’d most likely have better luck with a google search for an attorney out that way if no one has responded by now... there are so many other things running through my mind after reading your story... good luck!

@Andrew TegelerThat’s amazing.https://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/767358I’m new to BP but the above link is me searching or anyone who was on the same page, and surely here you are haha.

Sure Bryan, this topic has been discussed many many times here on the forum so do some search and previous discussions will keep you busy reading for hours... 

I am no credit expert but my quick google search gave me this result.https://blog.myfico.com/5-factors-determine-fico-score/35% Payment History30% Amounts Owed10% New Credit15% Length of Credit History10% Credit Max

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I ended up on bigger pockets when searching for an online community of like minded individuals whose passion is real estate investing (so glad I found this site). 

I have read all the forum post related to foreclosures that I can find on here, and I guess I wanted to check my process and invite anyone else to give me advice.The recommendations I have been given/ read most frequently are:Have a title report performed as close to the date of sale as possible (2-3 days depending on how long your title company needs) Try to find a title company that is willing to sell you title insurance after a judicial foreclosure.Perform extra searches yourself for any items that are excluded from the title report.Calculate the expected value based on the best comps.Drive by the property to get an idea of current condition.