LAND PATENT AGAIN-Paperwork ready-have question

My cousin wirlwind and I have been working on getting land patent, and we have our paper work ready.& But before submitting paper work to BLM , I want to be sure this can work..Here is scenerio:


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(A) is the&assigned heir who lost property through foreclosure, then sold redemption rights to (B).& Then (B) ejected (A), and has sold to (C) under purchase- with-option- to-buy contract. My question is:& Can (A) still bringforth land patent, and get land back from (B) and (C) if&land patent has not been brough&forward by (B) or (C)

Just a few days ago I listened to an audio about land patents. I was impressed. Now, of course I can't find the link. Maybe it was on here. (help) Part of it said the deed has three parts. One of those parts is the ability of the grantor to grant you the land. Notice I said "grantor". In this country land cannot be sold. Only granted. The real estate is the buildings and such. That is what you buy. When a sheriff sells a property he does not have the right of granting the land. That is why a foreclosure less than 20 years old can be a problem.


Jim

[suijuris]

Jim,

Was this the audio?

http://www.teamlaw.org/LandPatents.ram

It requires Real Media Player... enjoy!

Sui Juris

That's the one. Thanks Sui Juris. I am listening again. It's good.


Jim