Go inside, if you see issues that need to be addressed, talk to the seller about repairs.

Does the contract allow, not allow, or not address assignability.

Let me first address your last point.

State law will determine if a junior lien holder may secure property subject to senior lien holders, they don't force a senior lien holder to do anything, but what is more customary if a junior holder allowed to proceed includes the total amounts due the senior as a part of the junior amount, still paying amounts in full in priority, the joining of collateral interests.Keep in mind too that other forced sales can happen, it's not just foreclosures that cause us to address the priority of liens.

I will send you the address.

Stay away from podcasts, internet posts and other internet materials with non-lenders (private lenders and HMLs not included in this as they have few regulatory experience dealing on the "commercial" side) that address these Acts.

Duncan,When I am hired to check out a landlord, I get the owner of the property no matter what they are hiding behind, insurance info, liens, who the property is financed with, DOB, SSN, owners address, drivers license info, credit card info, how many loans in the owner's name or business name and date open and monthly payments, type of auto in owner's names, bankruptcy.I only this for lawyers.Joe Gore

The problem is in CA the county tax website lists all owners addresses' as"Protected per CA.

Medical bills and student loans vs utilities and judgments from apartment complexes. 2) You see addresses.

I've found forums addressing cash-out refi's for Bank/REO auctions but not so much for tax foreclosures.