Suit is filed in the county where the property is.

Buying, I sometimes do two, one at contract and one a few days prior to close, agents dump bleach in for a good test.If you bump into a shared well or septic, make sure there is a well/septic agreement as to maintenance and upkeep that has been filed for record.

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  #2) check county records to see if she filed anything in the last 4 months.

Well, some really bad advice actually, best advice was to network on BP.Exactly the sour issues of new wholesalers, finding a seller and then going out and beating the bushes.Go to the courthouse to deed filings.

Gonna try and get him to sign an option and file it at county at least.

According to my records, they have ZERO foreclosures and the SEC is investigating whether they filed things appropriately which can be disputed here....https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?

My Realtor told me that they would file for a separation and use that documentation if the lender asked for it.Then after settlement they would always somehow or other make up and move back in together in the latest house.

To my knowledge there wasn't a difference except for maybe the filing fees.

He files a preemptive lawsuit against you before he even starts work.