The tree was infested with ivy high and low and though it provided privacy, I felt sooner or later it would cause bigger problems.

The lender won't give you every piece of information you ask for and some of that is restricted by law for privacy purposes.

(They bought these dogs maybe 6 months ago, and weve been putting up with it since)I realized yesterday that this was completely unacceptable, and that these animals were literally affecting our property, its usage, our privacy, and our well being in the community.We called and left a message 90 days ago, and also sent a letter to the owners, and heard no response.

A land trust is basically used to provide privacy.

The backyard was huge, big privacy fences all the way around, but there was a gigantic pool.

One of the reasons people have separate companies in the first place is to (a) protect assets, as lawsuits could only be targeted at the assets of the company named in the suit, and (b) privacy.

The questions are tailored for the purpose.There could be some privacy issues or HUD disclosure statements (no discrimination, etc) required.

Irrelevant to the discussion I think (and I don't want to be too specific for privacy reasons since I explicitly listed the equity amount and part of my name)As for how I know we did well and have a lot of equity, we have received multiple written offers from qualified buyers.

Hi, do not annotate anything on the note and deed of trust, someone was saying to post personal qualification on a deed of trust, that's very bad advice and violates privacy matters.I suppose you wouldn't foreclose on your brother's wife, not sure since you were willing to sell to them for more than it was worth.

Then you have to look up your own credit score and I assume provide them with proof of 700 middle score.If you are interested in them, I would just contact them and ask many questions.I do not see a privacy policy on the website nor a way to cancel or back out once committed.This could be remedied with a phone call to them.