@Malik Batchelor  In looking over the Probate Information Form, looks like the decedent didn't have a will, so your going to have to cross reference the decedent's address at time of death with your title company or set up a property profile account with any title company.The decedent may have additional properties in and around the area. 

At our local REIA the other day we had a speaker that claims if a deal is done properly Arizona Law prevents the lender from imposing the Due on Sale Clause.Is anyone familiar with what I's have to be dotted and t's crossed to make this work?

And immaterial if they are working on rental or flip properties.It does get confusing, but just make sure you cross your T's and dot your I's. before the new year rolls in.

These efforts, however, were an uphill struggle against overall trends in the industry.[12] In 2009 Chrysler filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case, and survives in a partnership with Fiat SpA of Italy.[14] while GM filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on June 1, 2009, and survives as a much smaller company - smaller now than Japan's Toyota Motor Company.[15] A little over two years after these major blows to the U.S. auto industry, the city itself went into Chapter 9 bankruptcy.Rise of the suburbs[edit]By the 1930s, Detroit had essentially reached its geographic limits, with its expansion stopped by either going against incorporated cities or facing Michigan laws making it impossible to cross a county line.

Once you read the obituary do you cross - check the name with the county to see if they owned property ... and that way actually be one step ahead of the probate followers?

While a Umbrella policy is cheap and well worth buying, if you rely only on that to protect you, than please keep your fingers crossed and hope for good luck – you are going need it.

Not all allow this cross posting (due to obvious reasons), but it's easy to do.Also remember Instagram is owned by Facebook so linking those together will help the SEO within Facebook.

Primarily for properties that border Rt. 9 or the MassPike (because they provide easy commute out with less navigation of back roads).

If you answer yes to this question you've crossed a major hurdle.

In other words, does it have legal road access w/o crossing that lot?