The property is in pinellas county (clearwater)   The folks above are correct that you can check out the county recorder's office / public records, which may entail having to go down there in person during gov't work hours.You can also ask your realtor or loan officer, who may be more available, and can send it to you via email. 

Neighborhoodscout Ohio cities for this century:- cleveland: 1/10- Cincinnati: 3/10- Toledo: 1/10- Columbus: 5/10 (one hits average)I chose Ohio cities because of the mass Ohio posts from Ohio agents, turnkey providers, etc.  

I am trying to raise the 10% down and bring in a partner or GAP loan person.

Up until the trustee sale (foreclosure auction), the home is still owned and fully controlled by the home owner.I’m assuming you’re going to be looking at off-market properties (since loan status isn’t something they advertise on the MLS so you likely wouldn’t even know if it was in default if it’s a listed property).So, in that case, you’d just negotiate a purchase agreement with the home owner and then take the contract to your local escrow/title company to open escrow. 

Just wanted to provide some quick feedback. 

Provide washer/dryer?

I would just check with your lender to verify that the property will be eligible for refinancing after the construction loan.

In this case, the victim of family violence has the right to break the lease and leave early after providing the landlord proof of circumstances.

I've been reading up on 203k loans as a means to acquire a main house and then fix up a garage as an ADU. 5.

(While providing no pictures - no location - nothing at all about the property