Perhaps the words "retroactive" and "reverse" are too similar for your mind to draw the distinction.

My BIGGEST concern is that your here asking this question, that indicates to me that your NOT experienced in this segment and that's a dangerous thing.

.- There are cost segmenting services that let you do cost segmentation for $450.- You can’t monitor what you can’t measure. - Asset management is building client feedback into customization of investment strategy.

There is a segment of the real estate industry focused on "education" that is designed to 'help' beginners.  

It was a mass hotelization of a place that really had a unique sense of place and not just the city but individual neighborhoods - Treme, Uptown, Garden District, Fauberg Marigny - all very distinct from one another. 

Also, it's good to discuss the level of skill and pay required to care for a vulnerable segment of the population (hinted at in a previous comment).I am in southeast Michigan and just starting to learn about this type of home, and eager to learn more, and possibly partner. 

Quote from the article: "Texas cases don’t necessarily have a good and distinct and succinct definition of ‘squatter,’” said Adams.

That distinction is important for one very important reason, the asset decisions are being made by the owners (or a direct family member) which eliminates a layer of defense for all these decisions.

@Donnie Maguire Just to be clear you have two separate and distinct issues. 1) getting your sister in law off the title (deed) 2) getting your sister in law off the mortgage. 

In Memphis, there were distinct differences depending on the area, and I'm curious to hear your insights on how Nashville compares.