The law requires you to give her notice to enter; it does not require you to get her permission.I also don't agree with lying about who you are.

@Darnell J.I'm not going to lie and say I didn't dip into the reserves a few times when I was short on cash to close.

I have been trying to be as nice as peach pie in order to move the situation along as fast as possible. i was present when my listing broker called the manager to try and get a resolution and the manager lied twice during the conversation and contradicted himself at least twice during that conversation.

While the answer lies somewhere within a refi from an owner occupant loan to an investor loan and our homestead laws, the law is hardly regulatory overthink(Maybe an underwriter overthink)Homestead laws provide a great protection for us in protection from seizures from a lawsuit.

We had 14 assets for sale in December and after tons of back and forth and waiting and lies, we ended up selling 2. 

I am sure the seller would lie to you about the condition too!  

I have court date set up with the District Attorneys Office and once the investigators know what he has done from the onset he lied to me it will not go well for him.

If you have a chunk of cash lying around, you could always put that towards the principal and refinance.  

Don't lie, or leave out your goals.

Somebody is dreaming, lying, or just doesn't know better.