His lender does not want to have any other party involved... i.e. an assignment contract.

@Bradley Smotherman I would say that the easiest way is to go with a 3rd party service.

If that is the case, the injured party will sue the property owner.

One investor revealed his mindset when he and his wife went to the casinos at Lake Tahoe with my wife and I.

the bidding starts with an amount that does not tie to any mortgage balance or fraction there ofthe auction is the judicial sales ..plaintiff (bank) is the winning bidder most of the time. sometimes 3rd party bidder wins. this is IL specific.

You then send in to the requesting party and sometimes it takes a few days to go into their system.

- If foreclosure was initiated, then this may be the Service Process Fee - serving all the interested parties with notice of the action.Appraisal Fees - A re-evaluation of the property as a result of foreclosure.  

I suppose the term may be slang for the sake of conversation where they are saying, you can put your contract with them and they will wait for the third party (end buyer) to be produced before preparing documents but I would not personally refer to that as an "Open" deed, since the only party to be added would be the party who steps in as Buyer or Asignee.

Do not ask advice from the turnkey salesmen, they are not a disinterested 3rd party.  

Then when we were granted eviction all parties would be removed from the unit and we changed locks on all doors right away and secured.