Then, until the house is sold you are going to constantly be worried about whether or not your loss mititgation department at the bank is going to wise up to you taking the deed.

Vacationers that typically arrive/depart by air will need available check in times that correlate with flights and transit time, which may be very early or very late, and Saturday/Sundays.

I realize you don't intend to attach the new property to the existing one, but maybe something like that would work for you.Have you discussed this with the city planning department?

call any customer service # for any bank that is still in business and ask for the REO department or ask for the loss mitigation department.

I went to the building department and realized what a nightmare it would be.

I ran this by the title underwriters and the malpractice risk management department… and they all concluded that this was handled correctly… The next day, A calls and asks me when he will get the title to the mobile home….

Well, I was the IT department for a hard money lender for 12 years.

Try calling banks, especially small, local banks, and seeing if they have an REO or loss mitigation department.

Check your deparment of natural resources or department of conservation for the rules.

The worst thing is they don't know how to call the fire department if they start a fire.