On Saturday she had an accident on the way to the realtor...

(Though it is a strong reminder of the importance of having proper insurance)Honestly though - I'd look at these disturbances as a great buying opportunity when they do occur.

This money movement occurred before I even went under contract for the property and got any kind of approval. 

I had the roughest year of my life this year was diagnosed with cancer was treated with chemo, wife got totalled car accident in my paid off car, had a baby during the process, I had a major neck surgery, and a major surgery in my abdomen but now it's time to get back.

This must have occurred the week prior when I was on vacation.Long story short, I had a plumber come out to take apart the ceiling and find and fix the leak.

I am really interested in transactions that occur during the short sale and foreclosure process, so I think making multiple offers and immersing myself around people with knowledge of the process will pay big dividends.Also, I want to give Brian big time props for sharing his wealth of knowledge with the BP community and Real Estate world through his Letters to Jim book he is working on.

The Servicer is obligated to make "live" contact with the Borrower when this level of delinquency has occurred.  

Some contracts transfer policy benefits to the buyer for a claim that occurs after the property is put under contract but before closing.

@Nhia YangPart of what I would do is walk my dog and then make reports as needed.Like this gutter fell off, this tenant has things on their porch that are a fire hazard.For the company it was Rent was due on the 1st, late charges started the morning of the 4th, late fees occurred daily then on the 10th we filed eviction.Why let it slide?

A quick search of the public records should tell you how it was sold (title conveyed to buyer, land contract, etc.) and what, if any, proper proceedings have occurred to put the "note holder" on title.