The possessor need not have title instrument, but she is limited to 160 acres unless the property claimed is enclosed (i.e. a 200 acre fenced in area).CAVEATS TO STATUTE OF LIMITATIONSThe law cuts people a break that are not in the position to defend their property.

One thing you'll find about these questionable characters (some of whom are on BiggerPockets) is they operate from a foundation of hypothetical interpretation - conjecture rather than fact.Let's take a look at the facts, by examining the exact wording of a standard FNMA/FHLMC UNIFORM INSTRUMENT Form 3005 9/90:“"17.

If memory serves, FHA quit allowing non-owner occupants back in 1989, at the same time that they put a due on sale clause into their security instrument.

Not everyone is cut out to chase dreams in real estate, I have personal friends who are millionaires who got their money from trucking companies, having trash pick-up services, who started out running a bait shop, an auto parts business, selling musical instruments and groceries, yes, and in real estate, but there are many avenues to take.

Our documents are "instruments of services" and I wholeheartedly hold on to what I create. 

Then that will be the time to get in.2) The bid/ask spread on many financial instruments are way out of whack, indicating a HUGE liquidity crisis and forcing the Fed to put $1.5T in repo operation last week. 

I've been doing if for a bit but why would you put the most your most tax efficient investment known in a tax sheltered instrument? 

Smoking, pets, musical instruments, etc etc etc.

I have no clue why their closing attorney doesn't use, uniformly, a deed-of-trust security instrument.

Depending on the state where the property you're financing is located, she may need to sign some documents at closing, but she will not be part of underwriting or the security instruments securing the debt on the property.So, for specialty lenders, you can move forward and buy on solely in your name.