IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

IF it doesn't have their name highlighted in a blue background (like yours is above) it didn't work properly and you should try again.

Depending on whether I contact the owner or lender, what would be the proper approach?

In Florida, assuming the HOA was properly named in the foreclosure, they are only due 1% of the original loan, assuming the HUD takes it back at foreclosure.

But better neighborhoods like these have already been targeted so a cheap foreclosure might be harder to find, but it could be doable.If you're looking for more risky (as in looking over your shoulder at all times NHs), anywhere south of 8 Mile would realistically work if you're looking to stay within Detroit proper.

Contractor did not properly screen the tenants.After two months of the moving in, he gets a phone call from their previous landlord, who apparently proactively tracked down his contact information down to inform him that the four guys were bad news.

As the other posters say, this is usually done only with clients I have extreme experience and confidence in and also who have funds to put in.As a lender or JV partner, we can't properly vet an auction property before you buy so the risk skyrockets for us.

It's technically not a proper settlement as to consideration made to link the chain.

If not, just make sure you follow the terms of the lease as far as giving her proper notice to leave.

I really just want to have this right before I sign or agree to do anything and want to know the proper contract to use for this process.Thanks in advance. :-0)