So from what I gather, the best way to go about retrieving this info then, is to look up the last known address of the deceased and pull up the tax records for that address to see if I get match?

Are you a prince that needs some help retrieving funds from your Uncle?

and if they hold the lien, why haven't they tried to retrieve payment or tried to foreclose on it?

The most accurate would be to scrape the direct source you are looking to retrieve data from.

So the owner will hold the legal title property until the buyer pay off the asking price or until he/she can retrieve a refinance deal somewhere else.

As an example, if I had to pay a plumber on March 18, 2018, the file name would be '20180318 XYZ Plumbing.pdf'I also use Xero as accounting software....I upload a copy of the pdf and attach it to the transaction in Xero....this leaves me with three copies of the receipt, a way to retrieve the receipt by data and by vendor, and a system that works for me.

I'm not sure how to retrieve but I had decided I wouldn't make any more comment about that topic.Finally, instead of participating in the discussion, I should just thank you for sharing your perspective with us!

Also, if there's ANYONE at all that has a solid system for complying with 2000 Bookkeping Requirements and methods of filing/retrieving records, please share your knowledge with me.

.• Evicted tenants must be allowed access to the property within 5 days after a lockout to retrieve essential items.• Late fees are capped at 5% of the rent amount.

I use a service called CRS (courthouse retrieval system).