Most counties will tell you when the next sale is and even provide an excel or word document listing all the necessary property info.

All deals must be screened for title issues prior to closing and either necessary and appropriate actions must be taken to clean the title or the deal must be scrapped because of unsolvable issues.A title issue, also called a cloud, is any recorded document or state of affairs that prevents the transaction from getting through the title policy underwriting process because of a potential claim to the property in opposition to the seller's.

You can check your state laws on affirmative defenses easily by checking your Revised Code online.

michael mentioned the vertex 42 online calculator, and they also offer a spreadsheet for free.http://www.vertex42.com/ExcelTemplates/loan-amortization-schedule.html

Welcome to the boards and our little online family here.If you "stumbled upon" us, might I ask how?

Then I ask them what there plans are, and how quickly they think they will be able to move out.Most of the time they will tell me a timeframe that is acceptable to me, in which case I ask them to sign an 'Agreement to Vacate' document.

Any time you do stuff like this you should have written documents to back it up.

I've been using the HD signs, but I want to have some made with my company name and website on them so passers by can go online and see photos and video of the house.I would like to buy a bunch of cheap corrugated ones.

When someone doesn't make their payments, the lender will file a "notice of demand", "lis pendens" or some other similar legal document.

Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks.As the other poster said it may be online.