Since no sale or unauthorized transfer has taken place, there is no compromise of, or threat by, the lender’s skulking little due-on-sale clause: i.e., 1) the borrower has transferred his property to an authorized inter vivos trust; 2) the borrower is, and shall remain, a beneficiary in the trust; 3) the trust is revocable; and 4) the trust itself does not relate to the granting of occupancy rights to anyone (that’s done by a separate lease agreement).

A contract for deed would be a compromise between sellering financing and a lease option, but you don't have title.2.

I feel like reasonable people ought to be able to arrive at reasonable compromises without the judicial system.

Sounds and looks like you aren't making any compromises.

Until then, I like the idea of a compromise on carry laws -- guns still legal, but more restricted.

The point being that turning off utilities puts the LL in a potentially compromising position in addition to it being illegal in many many areas.

Be careful, don't compromise your screening to fill the vacancy.

In an SF deal, you can actually give the seller what he wants, BUT not without a compromise.

You don’t want your business to be compromised by any one borrower.Also, since it was mentioned, there’s nothing wrong with the BP Marketplace to find local borrowers -- the only individuals you should loan to in my opinion.

Even my real estate agent friend will not give me access and compromise their access to the MLS.