It certainly becomes a bit more complicated than what most perceive a DIL event to be, but it is possible to vest title alternate to the actual Mortgagee in order to both obtain property possession and still have the power to foreclose.  

It would be good to have a mortgage advisor chime in with how the bank would perceive the structure of partnership agreement versus being on title Cam

What we do on the buy side, is set a minimum return on our investment based on our perceived risk.  

In a year you can have new competition in the market, a new project opens and perceived market influences can change vacancy expectations.

My 'call to action' (unstated to the other person) is to find out if there is actual or perceived state of 'unpleasant' or 'neglect'.

Very good point regarding the letters vs postcards...I was really thinking the opposite...that the letter might be considered more personal...but I can definitely see how it might be perceived if one thought they were receiving a letter expressing condolences. 

If I come across what I may perceive to be a good deal on a Multi-family or SFR , with the help and info from BP of course , I will use either VA or Conventional financing for purchase.

This thread is concerning for a whole host of reasons, but the first is that you characterized her as “crazy…”Under the Fair Housing Act, a person qualifies as having a disability if they have a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more life activities, having a history of such an impairment, or being perceived as having such an impairment. 

I would check with your current bank first and see how long before they'd consider waiving PMI based on your perceived value of the home today.

With regard to the LLC protection: LLC property ownership is very common but I believe that there is more of a perceived perception than an actual one - as was seen in some of the previous comments.I recommend buyers to simply make sure that their property insurance policy has a nice thick umbrella policy to protect yourself from a lawsuit.