This often comes as a huge surprise very late in the process of a sale.Sure, the title company may have screwed up (they may have even listened to the borrower assuring them no, I don't have a 2nd) but ultimately the debt is for the original borrower to pay.

This seems like a very difficult process.

In retrospect I would have spelled out the construction process more clearly in writing ahead of time.In your case the existing tenant is getting no new value so there is nothing for them to gain with this project.

You as the host can opt into doing an additional level of screening for new members and use whatever process you'd like to vet them after they've been passed on to you from PadSplit.

I'm not familiar with your state's tax sale process but in my state if the tax debt is paid prior to the sale (EVEN MINUTES PRIOR) then the sale is voided.

My husband and I currently own a townhome in Maryland for about 3 years now.  We are now looking to move to Orlando Florida.  We are thinking of purchasing a new home or townhome in Florida and renting out our current...

So my questions to the community:1-Does anyone have experience with this process of obtaining a Letter of No Objection and could advise whether I could go at this alone or would recommend staying with an Expediter?

I completely understand their thought process and would question it as well if I was in their shoes.Thanks in advance for your thoughts. 

If it's your first LLC, though, it might be wise to work with an attorney to guide you through the setup process and some basic steps to take afterward.

FYI Transunion Smart Move has the same processes as RentSpree.