@Katherine Peach presuming this is in Maryland this is a tax lien state.

I need someone who’s based in the area and can go to the courthouse every two weeks to pull new probate filings.I’m not exactly sure what the best way is to find someone reliable for this.

@Sweta Govani Great questions, Sweta — and smart to dig into this before moving forward.What this means: The title company likely found an unpaid debt (like a contractor lien, judgment, or old mortgage) attached to the property.

Like the others said, get a professional involved who understands this particular process.

If not, you'd need to have at least two completed builds in the past 2 years AND were on title (even then, this lender would only do as an investment, not as a primary).  

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That's not how this or BP works. 

You will want to know how to do this type of search.We order title reports from companies like protitle or a local title company to get us all of the information.

I'm dealing with this issue now on one of my fourplexes (out of state different than the one mentioned above) where the old PM and owner never enforced parts of the lease and now that I am (because I inherited the lease), the tenants are in uproar about it. 

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