California came out with a great  Deed to help with this situation.. its called an All Inclusive Deed of Trust . so its a wrap thats the ONLY way to sell if the mortgage is not formally assumed or paid off. 

Then - a day later - he asked if i would resend the two bids we had… his initial bid that we cut down and then the formal bid we signed off on… apparently he couldn’t find them. 

Your best bet is to get the information directly from the source, Hamilton County.Tennessee is a non-judicial state, which means the foreclosure process is governed by state statute.

My first step is local court records in Allegheny County, Commonwealth of PA Unified Judicial System records, and then always social media and just plain Google searches on names.

Have a formal agreement drawn up as well.

Buzelli was not good law when the decision came out, and was flawed regarding its reliance on void tax sale cases rather than judicial redemption cases.

Aloha,You should formally, in writing, rescind the new Agreement that was offered but remains unsigned.

(Pre-foreclosures are the steps before the auction at the court house door.)I am told, by reading about foreclosures in Florida, that almost all are judicial.

An LLC provides protection from exterior liability and interior liability.The presumption is that legal entities are excellent tools, as long as you follow the corporate maintenance and corporate formalities.

There are Judicial and non-judicial states, as well as states that allow both.