Unfortunately there are some lenders doing cash backs, tyically seen with new home builders for which many states are changing their laws to include builders in their boards enabling the general public to sue when they do something corrupt.

They enable you to KEEP up to (what is it?

The internet, phone and satellite communications, modern airlines reducing travel times and distances to what can sometimes amount to a long daily commute, it all helps to make the world a smaller place and enables us to do business globally not just locally.

Nolo and the Landlord Protection Agency both have free links to state-specific landlord tenant laws. http://www.nolo.com/statute/state.cfmhttp://www.thelpa.com/lpa/lllaw.htmlLandlord tenant "knowledge" amongst novice and pros alike is often based on myth, hearsay, and guesses, rather than legitimate information.

What you are speaking of is not a legitimate way to get a bank REO.

I don't know the details or how legitimate a concern it is, but I would look into it if I were planning an after-purchase title transfer.

I suppose that maybe I just assumed the issue was a little more legitimate.

He made a stab at giving me what I wanted and included what amounts to a vailed threat, that he, and the board, I assume, want to caution me that I should have a legitimate reason for asking for this information and that I had better assure myself I have the support and interests of all the council members..."

Loss mitigation options can enable many homeowners who are in default on their FHA mortgage to remain in their home.

Then we run into the problem, as is unique to the age we live in, of finding a legitimate lender on-line.