Empower the Renter!

So...barring the delay of probate and/or 1 of 8 siblings entering the conversation, I expect to have the NEW seller be empowered as the executor of the will and announced that he is the NEW owner...therefore allowing him to sell it prior to foreclosure.

Being financially responsible, building savings, and being able to get credit when needed has made me feel more empowered than a pair of Christian Louboutin shoes.Good luck!

I am a private money lender empowering individual investors with the information and access to make sound trust deed investments.

(I have a non-recourse loan, first only, and always owner-occupied property.)I am trying to get B of A to drop their clause and to waive their right to pursue a deficiency, but it is slow going trying to find someone empowered to do this.

What follows is a specific example:New contract-for-deed legislation passed in the last session of the Minnesota Legislature empowers consumers to make more informed home purchase decisions, requiring disclosures by certain “serial” contract-for-deed sellers and amending the injunction statute as regards cancellation of contracts for deed.The 2013 Minnesota legislature has passed a new contract-for-deed disclosure statute applicable to sellers who frequently sell residential real estate on contracts for deed.

You really need to empower them. 

I just want to give a shout out to all the amazing people at BP and all you who contribute your knowledge and expertise to encourage and empower so many people to take action and get into their first deal!

I love empowering other women to feel confident and achieve their greatest potential, something I find myself doing within my close network frequently.

I figure the realtor can do that legwork.I am guessing the trustee would be empowered to enter into contract with the consent of the beneficiaries.