Interestingly, you are NOT allowed to ask for documentation or medical records when the disability is readily apparent; in other words, you can't try to document how extensive a visible disability is.

It's amazing how much the banks are willing to work with you when you establish a track record).

Not to say you can't find the ownership information in your local county recorder's office... so when contacting the bank like @Mary B. said, make sure you tell the bank you saw the ownership information in the county records.

Befriend someone that works at the county office where the probate records are held in addition to checking online...

Once you establish a track record, things will come your way.

What would I need to determine if this deal is good enough without pulling records from the local office?

She was near Sydney, Australia and this required her to drive to US Embassy to sign in front of notary --twice.While we can't record digital signatures (yet) I love the ability to send docs to escrow digitally, who in turn use a mobile signing service (DocPros) who has a nationwide network of mobile notaries to sign up principals and Fed Ex signed docs back to escrow.

Usually have some underwriting fees, title company fees and recording fees.According to the Fannie Mae Eligibility Matrix you can get a purchase money loan at 85% LTV and a cash out refi at 75% LTV.

A few reports have some parameters, but most are so limited in what you can actually "query" (both by the fields you want returned and the field values used to limited what records are returned).

What would impress you, even thou you know the new investor has no track record.