You (well, actually the seller) can negotiate a release from the judgment lien(s) as to the property you are purchasing with a partial payment to the judgment creditor(s) based upon the equity position. 

There is probably a local Historical Area Review Board (HARB) or similar body that governs the requirements and reviews permits that may potentially impact elements that have historical value. 

You are the money, she is the body, it's ripe with disastrous tendencies.

Can you close on all the offers or are you going to tie up the property and then release it.

However, unless your parents release the lien, their mortgage could come due when you sell the property and may cloud the deed if they die without resolving ownership in their will.

In addition, the millage, based on Local, county, and municpal taxes are significantly lower in those satellite counties too because they have a better tax base and more adept governing bodies (despite not having the raw number of people).

I believe you’d have to sue to get it released.

Also make sure you get a some sort of signed release before you start the work!

Hopefully in three months he will be able to return to work The body and modern medicine are truly miracle workers.

Yes my contracts are good .... but also as you get closer to closing or if you know the lender from the beginning you can work with them to show that deposit  If you can get it to go through a title company with a release to you that might be the best.