That, and/or ask specifically what tax ramification there might be from Joe buying or Bob.Problem with wholesaling is that you're walking a thin line to begin with, when backed up in confrontation you may be limited as to your ability to play hard ball, do you really want to go to court?

Probate can take a while as the courts have to perform due diligence in locating all possible heirs.

I'm trying to obtain a list of non owner occupant properties, or lis pendens.I've been to THREE different court houses trying to get these, and every single person I've talked to looks at me like I'm crazy and says there is no way they can put together a list for me.

Usually for things like upgrading the pool / clubhouse, adding tennis courts, etc..

I went to court with tenants and lost.

I usually use it along with facebook and online court records.

But at the same time I'm afraid of going to the court.

It is my understanding according to dodd frank of you go through a rmlo underwriting an owner occupant bier you have a safe haven from being sued n federal court from a seller saying that the buyer was not properly underwritten as per the Ability to Repay Rule.

The downside of working a full time job is that I don't have the time so much to visit the court house and research owners and liens on properties.  

If you have strong tenant screening, the tenant-friendly laws/courts should be less of a down-side.