IE offering the bank 55K for the 70K note, settling at or around 60K, then as the note holder, me personally giving him the opportunity to walk away free and clear?

It's morally wrong, IMO.What are some things I can tell the listing agent, which she can relay to the holder of the 2nd, that will help ease this $4,500?

Although not appearing in county records, it looks like there are several other lien holders/judgments against the property.What assurances does the online portal give you with regards to clear title?

To be honest I'm not entirely sure what to call it, but a note seems appropriate.The note holder has a property set up as a rent-to-own, but the terms require the renter to be responsible for all repairs, taxes, and cap-ex.

You can't get it under contract, use a Quitclaim Deed, or access the mortgage holder.

Reach out to a real estate attorney right away Although to be honest I’m not sure they can do anything for you at this point.Rule #1 when buying a foreclosure sale is do a title search and be sure you are purchasing it from the first mortgage holder.

So in very simple terms llc 1 is the owner llc 2 is the lien holder.  

you may not be aware, but there is already a meeting with a bunch of orlando note buyers and private mortgage holders on the first Tues of each month.  

This is true, but if you control the lien, that lien control allows the lien holder to foreclose, thus getting the property instead of the cash back from the loan. 

Nonetheless,thus far, I have basically have been a buy and holder.