Hey 4runner,Some companies need you to do winterizations, lawn service, board-ups, securing, etc..

Even if you're ferreting NODs out of the public records yourself and writing to them, you have to pay for paper and postage.

Social Security is the government sponsored program that every person pays into while they work.

Get existing lender to sign off on this (won't lenders security in any way).2- prepare a co-beneficiary agreement - owner assigns (90%) beneficial interest in the trust to you.

Banks know what goes into default before the public notice.

Can I get to it before it goes public?

AFAIK it's part of the same "Homeland Security" package rammed through in the wake of 9/11.FWIW the person in question was protesting "Falon Gong" harassment and suppression by the PRG.

I prepared a contract and went to meet the owner to sign it, mobile notary public with me.

I would be pretty skeptical about it...but I'm usually skeptical by nature about 'Make money quick on the Internet" things - especially when asking for a credit card and 3 digit verification # over their "totally secure" entry form.

Because as all cash has said, you can get quite a lot of benefit from selling your own personal residence.If you can't prove that this was your primary residence then I would suggest you read IRS Publication 523.