Those that do allow recasting eliminates this issue and hurdle that many investors are confronted with. 

I would not confront them or even act outwardly like you know anything (your property is too vulnerable as are you).These online reporting systems allow you to give great detail, which you can collect just from observations (be it license plates, numbers, times, etc).While I have not totally solved anything (yes, they have younger trainees in waiting), I know one action took place ( one of two bad actors was arrested, slowing traffic by 1/2) and also it got them on the radar screen of authorities.

Although this is the first time I have confronted this situation, I am hoping someone else has explored this strategy.Thanks

There is also a peace of mind factor, I want the place I live to be as relaxing as possible, not someplace where my immediate neighbors feel they need to dodge or confront me because they are late on rent.   

But they may just be confrontational a-holes who need to be in a position of power.

But the issue that confronts be is liquidity.

Haven't been in much of a confrontational mood here lately.

I have had lenders present this information to me and I am searching to find out how investors are working their way around the abundant obstacles and changes that confront us in today’s marketHere is a link to the HUD document that I have made mention of.www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/letters/mortgagee/files/08-25ml.doc Have A Great Day!

As best as I can tell, the only benefit to not telling a tenant you are the owner is if you are wishy washy and afraid of confrontation.

I would confront them and see why they want the property so bad at this discounted price and then counter at the full asking price.