As a function of the chess game I would assume they do file Lis Pendis on you but give you a little time to see if it will sell.

A properly formed and filed Limited Liability Corporation can provide protection.

We use simple WordPerfect files, some containing tables.

Shawn Dandridge,So basically in this case you are paying for an irrelevant LLC that is doing nothing since the LLC is required to register and file as an LLC in the other state?

A standard contract with no anti-assignment clause can be assigned an infinite amount of times.

The standard local Board of Realtors Contract stipulates that the buyer can change the financing terms provided there is no delay in closing.

Found this on a website , don't know if that helps.But have a few qns - if you have a mortgage, deed of trust or mortgage that's filed against the property will remove any anonymity that one seeks.Also don't know if mortgage companies would allow a land trust to hold the title.More informed folks here would know.Edit: duh found this link below, which might answer my own qnhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/71021-land-trust-and-mortgage

Look up the recording in Book 833 and get the legal description of the secured property from that you can get an address through the Assessors office.Or, you could call the Trustee and ask.You might be able to do a name search for the owner as well and gey the address.The filing will show the initial lender as the note could have been sold.

However since this is a SLO, you'd want to file a Memorandum of Option with the county courthouse to protect your position.

They filed a Ch. 7 BK in 2008.