Needless to say, it was a sorry state of affairs in there.I ended up going over budget by ALOT and definitely learned a ton of valuable lessons. 

There is a foreclosed property I've been watching that is owned by "Secretary of Veterans Affairs".  

Given the state of affairs the opinion of experts (appraisers, assessors, accountants, lawyers, etc.) is useless-- there is only one expert, the one guy for whom it has any value at all.

Don't ask my state to start footing your bills at the national level though when your state can't manage its affairs properly...and don't try to pass some national level laws on the foreclosure process when the system can work just fine as-is.

Affairs v.

This is where the owner treats the LLC as an extension of his or her personal affairs, rather than as a separate legal entity.

I'm currently contracted by the Dept of Veteran Affairs as a caregiver for my partner whom is a disabled veteran.

In KS anyways the banks have a law/regulation in place that it is their "DUTY" to report suspected elder abuse/Financial abuse to the appropriate authorities.I'd really think though that the way to help him would be through APS - at least in KS they have the ability to help someone the most in a situation like this -- but I'm thinking it can take  a while as it's jut not easy to deem someone incompetent to handle their own affairs etc. 

You must have a real estate broker’s license in Michigan if you engage in certain activities—including selling your own real estate as an investor.Neither real estate law nor occupational law in Michigan contain such a provision but the rules promulgated by the Director of the Michigan Department of Licensing and regulatory affairs do.

I found the current owners deed that showed the Secretary of Veteran Affairs as the seller.