So the process server I hired to serve the Summons/Complaint/Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession indicated she tried 2 times last week and 1 time this week and each time she was confronted by an entire family in the SFD being vacated, who somehow moved in and would not give their names but informed that they do not know the named Defendant =LProcess server is mailing the proof of service into court (Los Angeles) but I am now wondering how does that work since per LA and OC websites' wording, that they expect even the Claim of Right to Possession be delivered (whether direct or substituted) to a named defendant?!

For example, they won't replace your fully functioning dishwasher just because its 20 years old...

The down payment required is entirely unrelated to the checking account - that's a function of the lender.

The town I stay in has a lot of older houses , and has a lot of probate properties I went to the court house and got a few names and address from the probate clerk , what are some things I need to do and information I need to have mastered in order to close more deals like this !!

However, legally the PR has the fiduciary duty to settle all claims, secured and unsecured or risk court sanctions or worse from an unpaid creditor or claimant.So, in practice, counsel for the PR should require settlement of creditor claims, particularly those for medical benefits. 

You can build a pretty strong case on why mortgages couldn't be stripped (based on previous supreme court cases) but unless you're BoA you're not going to have the means to bring it to superior courts.

@Joshua McGinnisProbate records come from the courts, not from the county recorder.

It's really an incredible resource.Note: I forgot to click the disclosure checkbox before hitting done with my post and it's not possible to do here from the edit function.  

Unfortunately, municipalities, and ultimately most likely courts too, are not keen to accept this argument as a barrier to liability for whatever use or physical infractions exist on a property.

Most of these were trim pieces, panels, and other non-functional pieces.The wall oven (which was purchased from IKEA) died 7 months after purchase - electrical fry on the main board.