I was referred to them, and spoke with them on numerous occassions and they were open to double closings.

THe good news is you can do it, the bad news is you have to obtain numerous permits for everything and obtain a certificate of occupancy in the city.

I have a 30 mile drive to the office ever day and drive by numerous houses that appear to be in foreclosure. all the tell tale signs, tall grass, signs in the windows stating its been winterized or a lockbox on the door. some of these have been this way for years with no realty signs indicating it's REO. any idea how I find this out and maybe start negotiating with the bank?

After accumulating enough properties they could put enough money in your pocket to cover your rent and also give you cashflow.I have never owned any real estate where I have actually personally lived in but have been involved in over 100 flips in the last few years and own numerous properties.Still renting hahaJust an opinion ;)Thanks for reading.

I read on numerous posts a lawyer can, but if you want to yourself you can?

Never mind you have to pay numerous other expenses and you probably have a significant down payment into the deal.

And proceeds to tell me that it is not a surprise, since some of the TCB functions had been outsourced in the past and that the third party company had to be dismissed because they failed to have satisfactions recorded for numerous liens that had been paid off (this was not the only one).

This has happened numerous times.  

Also, if he doesn't stop after numerous times being told to stop, am I able to call the police on him for having drugs or smoking in my home? 

There are numerous planning issues involved here.