I'm going to tell you what I tell everyone:1. law2. your common practice3. the bro deal you're willing to offer as a result of these particular circumstancesDemonstrating your knowledge in such a way sets a precedence of authority.

(Mark Pedroza hereby makes this offer Subject To Daniel Moctezuma receiving Letters for the estate of John Doe or Jane Doe)In CA (San Francisco, Placer/Sacramento counties) all I'm concerned about if the executor/administrator has this court-mandated document that gives the executor legal authority to sell the property even though the probate has yet to close.Should this transaction run smoothly for all parties involved don't be surprised should you receive a referral call (out of the blue) regarding the probate problem that you help resolve.All 'n all you should be okay.Good luck...

Goldmining in Foreclosure Properties Paperback – October 6, 2003 by George Achenbach (Author)2.

Question for appraisers or anyone who has knowledge on this type of situation:We purchased a home at a trustee sale and learned after there was a Housing Authority Restriction.

The media has largely allowed the government housing authorities to remain unscathed while slamming "greedy bankers".

You'd have to look at the terms of your policy and your loan documents, or better yet, ask the bank what is their authority for holding the funds.

Am I incorrect and if so I would appreciate being directed to the authority.

Can't you get that information from your local housing authority?

One of the most important responsibilities of the title company is to identify the actual property owner(s) as well as who is/are authorized to execute the deed and other settlement docs.

I will put him into contact with a friend who is authorized to help with foreclosures, if the property is indeed in foreclosure.