After researching online the steps bank takes to foreclose, I'm wondering if they've filed a notice of default.

It is being fully understood that except as specifically set forth herein, Grantor has made no warranties, express or implied pertaining to said property, the condition thereof including but not limited to, matters relating to environmental conditions or hazards on the property"Then later on its says " We are the sole owners of the premises and have good right and title to convey the same in manner aforesaid, and that they are free from every encumbrance, except as aforesaid and WE hereby Warrant and Defend the same against all lawful claims....."

I’m mainly interested in small-mid sized multi family complexes, if that matters.

Trying to find some data to work with online, but can't really find anything reliable.

In our 506(b) offering, non-accredited investors still have to check a box indicating that "I have such knowledge of and experience with investing and/or financial and business matters that I am capable of evaluating the merits and risks of investing in the Units."

Sorry i think you can do it online instead of title search at local building.

Whether building a new ADU is cost-effective is a matter of how you do it.

1)Yes2)You can get contracts online that are relevant and updated.3)online and through your network4)You can MOA so that If they were to purchase the last person that It would show that has interest in the property is you and they would have to contact you in order to do anything with that property.5)post online, county records

Especially for the end buyer who’s strategy is using the property as a rental.For instance, if you have a property that CF +$500 per month, maybe it doesn’t matter whether you buy it for $80k vs say $95k.  

@Steve Boianelli ask for the money order number and call to confirm , they should have the receipt for it being made no matter where it's from that way you can check amount and date.