Originally posted by @Miranda Snyder:My brother owns two properties here (San Diego Hard Rock).

Originally posted by @Joseph Schweizer:@Andy RamdeenRTR has a list of great lenders.

He was talking condos, but for some fun, out of the box thinking to get your juices going - I would totally take your budget and get as many mid-century bungalows in Burbank between Magnolia and the Chandler Bike path that haven't been remuddled, with the original wood floor under carpet. 

But a CRT simply to lower your tax bill will still end up with the bulk of the benefit going to the charity not you.These trusts are basically large properties in all different sectors that are owned in a trust structure originating in ...wait for it...Delaware. 

Originally posted by @Marcellus P McKinley:@Robert Goldman, would you say that those results/issues are based on your location, or is that what you have observed from multiple places/opinions from others?

We still have some original ones from 7 years of use still in rotation.

Pull the original and any added disclosures out - they have questions about community water system - might be worth your while once you get all this data together to consult with an attorney to see if you have a claim. 

Originally posted by @Anthony Wick:Well, those pictures will not help you in court.

I do believe for what you clarified from your original post that breaking even is okay and you'll be using it for personal use that you can do this. 

That means they must provide you, at minimum, 30 days to change the title back to the original name on the loan.